Is there a database of all websites?

Does every website have a database?

Most websites today are database driven. This means the content, code and other components are stored in a database. The pages on the site don't actually exist permanently.

How do I see all websites?

Step 1: Open the browser and click on the three dots and then History. Step 2: Clicking on this will open up your browsing history, with the most recent pages you have visited first. You can scroll down the list. Step 3: From this list you can click on any page displayed to revisit it.

Can a website have no database?

No, Not all website have database. some websites are just like static which is only to display information, but most of sites on web have database.

Are Web pages stored in a database?

Most sites accomplish this by having templates, in which the common-to-every-page html is stored in a file. Page-specific data (article text, etc.) is stored in the database and "inserted" into the relevant parts of the template before returning to the client.