Historical clue formulations

• Dot follower — 2026-07-26
• Common end to an address — 2026-05-15
• *Part of the funnies page — 2025-04-06
• End of nearly half of all website addresses — 2023-12-30
• See 22-Across — 2023-11-13
• Frequent URL ending — 2023-09-19
• Dot follower — 2023-04-04
• End of many addresses — 2022-12-24
• "." follower — 2022-11-09
• Internet ending that's also an ending for inter- — 2022-01-16
• See 35-Across — 2021-01-31
• End of many an email address — 2020-09-01
• End of many addresses — 2020-07-19
• Common address ender — 2020-03-21
• Dot follower — 2019-12-11
• Dot follower — 2019-11-22
• Dot follower in a website address — 2019-06-03
• End of a business's email address — 2018-04-16
• Lead-in to sat — 2018-02-17
• Alternative to "net" or "org" — 2018-01-08
• Modern address ending — 2017-12-01
• Common URL ending — 2017-08-23
• .net alternative — 2016-03-30
• Rom-___ — 2015-07-21
• End of many addresses — 2015-01-29
• .biz alternative — 2014-12-28
• Part of an e-tailer's address — 2014-11-02
• Domain name element — 2014-05-17
• Follower of many a dot — 2012-02-22
• URL ending — 2011-09-20
• .___ — 2011-01-23
• Business address ender — 2010-11-14
• End of many U.R.L.'s — 2010-07-26
• Dot follower — 2006-12-24
• Net alternative — 2006-10-01
• Dot-___ — 2006-06-01
• Alternative to gov or edu — 2006-05-21
• "." follower — 2006-03-12
• Modern address part — 2006-02-11
• URL ending — 2005-11-09
• Dot follower — 2005-08-29
• U.R.L. ender — 2005-02-06
• URL ending — 2003-11-09
• Dot follower [with 38-Across + 35-Down, this puzzle's theme] — 2003-06-12
• It may follow a dot — 2002-11-30
• See 65-Down — 2002-05-20
• Dot follower — 2001-12-09
• Dot follower — 2001-11-12
• Dot follower — 2001-03-10
• It may follow a dot — 2000-12-10