Windows XP returns! Re-experience the magic for free in your browser
The article discusses a project that allows users to experience the classic Windows XP interface directly in a web browser. Launched on July 13th to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Windows XP's development, the project aims to provide a nostalgic and interactive way for people to relive the operating system's iconic design and included applications, such as Paint, Media Player Classic, Microsoft Word, and Minesweeper. While the project does not offer a full-fledged running of Windows XP, it provides a web-based replica that recreates the classic XP interface. Users can explore the familiar environment and use the included apps, but they cannot browse the internet with Internet Explorer or run external applications. The project is freely available at win32.run, allowing both former Windows XP users and those who never experienced it to enjoy a taste of the operating system's nostalgic charm.
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