This page recreates the experience of using Windows 10 on the browser

Surely you've heard of so-called emulators, a type of software designed to run programs of various kinds on platforms or operating systems other than the one for which they were designed. Some very useful utilities not only when launching this type of application but also perfect for those who do not end up opting for one OS or another

Quite likely if you're about to get a new PC or haven't quite decided on Microsoft's latest system, Windows 10 Well, this page will allow you to recreate the user experience with it without having to carry out any installation, from the browser itself.

Windows 10 in browser

Thus, what this website does –it has no official name, it seems to be an educational project- is to practically imitate perfectly the Windows 10 environment. When accessing the site, in this way, we see the typical desktop of this OS, as well as the settings wheel and the Microsoft Edge icon. By clicking on it we discover that we can navigate with it and that it works perfectly.

Now, when we try to download a program, it ends up on our computer, and not on the system it is recreating; a feature that limits the options quite a bit but that will probably end up being solved, as it is a tool that is still being developed (and about which we will inform you when it is released). produce significant changes).

We can also enter the applications menu, ask Cortana, customize the image and color of the desktop background, the tones of the system, add a lock screen. The topics sections and some more are in process, as well as the time, privacy and others. However, we can already see them, which is useful when familiarizing yourself with the system.

Another possibility is to enter Spotify, although it doesn't let us synchronize our account, instead it shows that of a certain Tanner. We also understand that because it is being tested. In this same application, it lets us click on the green icon and redirects us to the page. But it doesn't open Edge, but a tab in our own browser.

In any case, and despite its current limitations, it is a very interesting project, capable, among other things, of showing the potential of current browsers; an initiative that we will continue to “watch” waiting for new features