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2013 is over. It’s been a great year that produced tons of cool websites and services. Here at All My Faves, it became a yearly tradition to give you the the top 10 coolest websites, most amazing services, and generally the best of the web that emerged over the year. These are the coolest sites of 2013.

It seems that the fun has just started, but 2013 is over. It has become an Internet tradition for the major sites to showcase what happened throughout the year, as reflected on their sites and services. To save you the hassle, we have collected all the best “year in reviews” of 2013 for you to enjoy.

One Hero is an online storytelling experiment that combines elements of comic books, graphic novels and video games to create an unparalleled interactive experience.

Crop The Block showcases the best short films and filmmakers that Berlin and Paris have to offer.

The Latest provides an automatic list of the 10 best links from Twitter right now so you won’t have to figure out who to follow for quality content.

Enjoy Your Privacy is an interactive site that illustrates the importance of mobile security by showing how your smartphone can revile all your secrets.

The Christmas Experiment is a 25 day project where each day, a new digital artist shows off their skills and creates something related to Christmas.

2013 was a good year for us internet consumers, providing tons of exciting new services. Our team of web experts has carefully gathered the top 100 coolest websites of the year for you to enjoy. Scroll down to see all the best sites that made 2013 a more productive, interesting, and fun year to AMF users worldwide. VOTE now and help us decide: which sites are the best?

24 Hours Of Happy is the world’s first 24-hour music video, featuring a looped-soundtrack of Pharell’s song “Happy” as well as cameos from tons of well-known musicians, actors and other artists.

Journey Through Middle Earth allows you to get a 3-D experience of your favorite scenes from the new film, The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug.

Deep Sea Dive is a website that allows you to scroll through an amazingly-drawn cartoon rendition of the ocean, from the surface to floor, while discovering things about the types of creatures and other facts about the ocean as you explore.