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== Locating hidden pages ==
 
== Locating hidden pages ==
Hidden pages can usually be located by highlighting the entire page in your browser, forcing any images or text with links to stand out. Viewing the page's source in your browser can also locate any hidden links.
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Hidden pages can usually be located by highlighting the entire page in your browser, forcing any images or text with links to stand out. Viewing the page's source in your browser can also locate any hidden links. Pressing the Tab key may also help you find any hidden links.
  
 
==List of hidden pages==
 
==List of hidden pages==

Revision as of 05:54, 3 January 2011

Example of hidden page content.

Many Team Fortress 2 update pages contain hidden pages. These hidden pages usually contain hints to future parts of the update that have not yet been revealed, extend the background story of the game and its characters, or even rewards an item to finders on a first-come first-served basis. Some of the links to these pages have since been disabled.

Locating hidden pages

Hidden pages can usually be located by highlighting the entire page in your browser, forcing any images or text with links to stand out. Viewing the page's source in your browser can also locate any hidden links. Pressing the Tab key may also help you find any hidden links.

List of hidden pages

Classless Update

2009 Halloween Special

War! Update

119th Update

  • On the 119th Update page, under the October 25th, 2007 patch notes, clicking the word "Engineer" in the line reading "Engineer buildings now explode when the Engineer dies during sudden death" will lead to a hidden page advertising Steam, a network of pneumatic delivery tunnels built by Newell and Sons.
  • On the 119th Update page, under the May 21, 2008 patch notes, clicking the words "multi-core machines" in the line "Optimized particle traces on multi-core machines" will lead to a hidden page of an advertisement for Teams and Fortresses 2, the "Turnless" Board Game, created by Newell and Sons circa 1901.

Engineer Update

Mann-Conomy Update

  • On the Mann-Conomy Update page, clicking on the MANN CO. logo on the building will lead to a hidden page containing a larger image of the building.
  • On the Mann-Conomy Update page, clicking on the gorilla will lead to a hidden page containing an image of a gorilla. When you put your cursor over the gorilla he will wink at you.

Scream Fortress