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I brought Windows XP back — in your browser. Fully drag-and-drop desktop Functional calculator A folder you shouldn’t open (Matrix alert) Fake Internet Explorer Flirty MSN chat powered by OpenAI
id="app-details-left"> I’ve always loved the look and feel of Windows XP. It was the first interface many of us ever used, and I thought it’d be fun to recreate that experience entirely in the browser using just a single HTML file. The project includes a working calculator, a fake Internet Explorer that leads to bolt.new, a “Do Not Open” folder that triggers a Matrix-style animation, and an MSN Messenger clone where you can chat with an AI pretending to be someone named Ayça. That part was both fun and tricky — I had to find a way to integrate OpenAI’s API without exposing the key, which…
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