This development "simulates" a Windows 11 within the web browser to test some functions without installation

The arrival of the first days of summer coincided with the arrival of Windows 11. And when many promised them happiness to be able to test the new Microsoft operating system, some demanding requirements dashed those hopes. However, all is not lost and this development allows to try some of the new features of Windows 11 without the need for installation

The official version of Microsoft is that right now (there are others), to test the version of Windows 11 under development the team must gather a series of characteristics and that is what prevents the development that we will now see .A system that allows you to test some, but not all, aspects of Windows 11.

Windows 11 via web browser

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The developer in question is called Blue Edge and has created a kind of Windows 11 but simulated within the browser. The development, called Windows 11 in React, which can be tested at this link uses ReactJS, SCSS and CSS."

Through the browser you can test some of the changes that come with Windows 11 as is the case of the new GUI design from the start screen in the operating system, open the Start menu, open the Edge browser, start the Microsoft Store… others, such as File Explorer, appear as soon to be available.

This is a limited experience, everything must be said, but it can be a good starting point for all those who want to see what Windows 11 looks like or at least some very basic functions, on a computer that cannot install it…

In addition, when using the browser we are not limited to using a PC and any device that has a web browser, from mobile phones to tablets or televisions , you can log in to see how Windows 11 looks.

Testing on a tablet with Android

If you're interested in trying Windows 11 on React by Blue Edge via the browser, you can do so via BlueEdge. The other option to install Windows 11 right now for being part of the Insider Program or daring with any of the custom builds that will be coming to the market... at our own risk.

Via | Neowin