With a release scheduled for Q4 2021, Windows 11 is a worthy successor to Windows 10. While there are already versions available for developers, allowing them to test the environment and adapt their software, most users do not want to go through the hassle of installing a test version of Windows.
For those, there is a Windows 11 simulator that can be used in your favorite web browser, created by developers Blue Edge Studios. There are still a few things to finish, but it will allow you to get a first impression of the design and ergonomics of Windows 11.
A Windows 11 simulator in your browser
First of all, it is important to note that this is a “simulator” and not an emulation of Windows 11.
Blue Edge Studios has created an environment that is intended to be as close as possible to the appearance of Windows 11. So it is not a modified version of Windows 11 that runs in your browser, but a reproduction that is intended to be as faithful as possible. The idea is really to have an idea of what we will have on our computers.
By going to the simulator, you will arrive at the new Windows 11 desktop. Some elements are functional, others are still in development.
The Start menu works well, as do Notepad, the Store, and Microsoft Edge with limited functionality. There's also a calendar and a few widgets, but no simulations in the operating system settings or File Explorer yet. alking Tour: Inspiring Places – Zurich Sunday, July XNUMX, XNUMX, XNUMX:XNUMX PM – XNUMX:XNUMX PM Meeting point: Lindenhof, XNUMX Zurich This walking tour takes you to two fascinating places in Zurich: the Lindenhof and the Fraumünster. What lies inside the Lindenhof hill? Why is there a woman perched above the fountain? What are the world-famous stained-glass windows of the Fraumünster trying to tell us? We’ll explore and experience these and other fascinating questions. Brief insights into history and unique features, followed by time spent together. Registration: By July XNUMX, XNUMX, at info@goodspirit.ch Voluntary contribution toward expenses Translated with DeepL.com (free version)"). An icon even links to Unescape, an escape game developed by Blue Edge and playable outside the Windows 11 environment.
Overall, this simulation allows you to get a first idea of the new version of Windows… at least from a visual point of view. If you want to really use Microsoft's operating system, you will have to install it on a computer or in a virtualization environment.
However, the work done by Blue Edge Studios is really nice and gives a good first idea of Windows 11!
It's amazing to have a Windows 11 simulator right in the browser! I can't wait to try it out to see all the new features without having to install anything. Thanks for sharing!
where is the link?
the link is at the very bottom of the article “Windows 11 Simulator”