Your new tab is now a Windows 95 desktop.
(demo recorded automatically by a scripted demo-reel scenario)
A full retro desktop environment in a browser tab: draggable, minimizable windows with a real taskbar and z-ordering, a Start menu, desktop icons that remember where you left them, a boot screen, a screensaver, CRT scanlines, and a Recycle Bin that actually restores what you deleted.
Built-in apps: Minesweeper, Solitaire, Snake, Paint, Notepad, Calculator, Terminal, Blocks, sticky notes, search, a browser window, and RetroTunes — a music player that synthesizes chiptune melodies with the Web Audio API instead of shipping audio files.
~1,400 lines of vanilla JS, no framework, no build step, and exactly one permission
(storage). No background script, no content scripts, no network calls — the entire OS
is the new-tab page. The window manager (draggable windows, z-order, session restore
with re-entrancy guards) is hand-rolled.
chrome://extensions→ enable Developer mode- Load unpacked → select this folder
- Open a new tab. Welcome back to 1995.
Screenshots in screenshots/.
MIT licensed.
