One was the footer of an (older) U.S. Government website:

The other was the navigation for AWS services from the AWS Console:

Both of them have that vibe of: holy crap we have a lot of stuff, I guess we’ll just make a massive grid of links to it all.
The difference is the AWS Console one has a search bar at the top of it. Its primary function is finding things in that menu (but it does search the wider site as well):

The “search a list of things already on the page” idea reminds me of that classic jQuery contains
selector. Please allow me:
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