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Most Popular Websites Around the World

Typically, the most widely used websites (excluding search engines and YouTube) in different countries are Wikipedia, popular in many countries across Europe, Africa, and Latin America, and social networks like VK in Russia, mail.ru in some neighboring countries, Reddit in Canada, and Twitter from Mexico to Indonesia.

Most Popular Websites Around the World

In addition to these, banks, news portals, online stores, and marketplaces often emerge as leaders, with examples like Amazon in the United States. Interestingly, there are also unique leaders such as a website about the Bible in the DR Congo.

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