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Windows 93

A deranged fake operating system with surreal apps.

  • Rabbit hole
  • Desktop
  • Flashing images
  • Loud audio
  • Alive · checked 15 days ago
Your verdict:

Windows 93 is a web-based desktop that pretends to be a lost 1990s operating system. It looks like a desktop with icons, windows and a start menu, and it is stuffed with absurd programs, glitchy art and strange sounds. Click around and see what opens, because nothing is quite what it appears to be.

It is chaotic by design. You will find tools, games and pieces of art all running in the same fake environment, and you are unlikely to discover everything on a first visit. The humor is surreal and the experience is unlike anything else on this list.

Content note, from our research: it contains flashing and loud elements. Check your volume and be cautious if you are sensitive to flashing images. It works best on a desktop with a mouse. Treat it as a rabbit hole. Come with curiosity and a low volume.

Tips for getting the most out of it

  • Turn the volume down first.
  • Skip it if flashing images bother you.
  • Open as many programs as you can find.

Questions about Windows 93

What is Windows 93?

It is a web-based desktop that imitates a fictional lost 1990s operating system, filled with absurd programs and glitchy art. You can find it at windows93.net, and odd-sites.com lists it as a long rabbit-hole visit. It is free to open in a browser, with nothing to install.

Is Windows 93 safe for people with photosensitivity?

Note that the site contains flashing and loud elements. If you are sensitive to flashing images, it is best to avoid it or proceed with great caution. We check the link daily, so you can see whether it is still alive. It is free to open in a browser, with nothing to install.

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