Launched in 2001, Windows XP is still regarded by many as one of Microsoft’s greatest achievements. Its official discontinuation in 2014 was seen as a significant loss for fans of the operating system.
In a nostalgic nod to the past, a web-based replica of Windows XP was released on July 13th, commemorating the 25th anniversary of its development. The intent behind this project is to allow users to relive cherished memories from their childhoods associated with the XP experience.
It’s important to note that this project is not a complete version of Windows XP. Instead, it offers a web-based simulation that mimics the classic XP interface.
Users are unable to browse the internet using Internet Explorer or run external applications. However, the simulation allows access to a selection of included applications, such as Paint, Media Player Classic, Microsoft Word, and Minesweeper.
Whether you long for the golden days of Windows XP or never had the chance to experience it, this replica serves as an enjoyable way to spend some time, rekindling the nostalgia of a beloved operating system.