With Windows 11 Microsoft has managed to make many buzz among users.
The new operating system of the company is in talks for fresh display and updated features through Windows 10.
While the ability to run Android applications natively is an interesting feature, a new rounded angle, updated notification panel, barbed, new, start menu bar , etc.
also add to the interests of users.
Windows 11 will be launched at the end of this year and already available for testing through the Insider Windows Preview program under the Beta and Dev channels.
However, it requires users to register for a beta program and install it on their secondary system (preferably) or on a virtual machine.
Everyone cannot do.
To simplify, a developer named Blue Glass has developed a web simulator for Windows 11 which gives users a glance on the view and the nuances of the operating system at the right level on a smartphone, a tablet web browser or even.
Windows 11 web simulation can be accessed here and now looks exactly like Windows 11.
At present, the simulator allows users to move throughout the desktop interface to get Windows design ideas 11.
This simulator is also semi-functional where it allows you to click on the start menu To see how the new starting menu will be visible.
Plus, you can also click on the notification center and date and the calendar icon to see changes.
In addition, the store also seems to function where you can see the design and interface changes from the Windows store 11.
Only one thing to note here is that the simulator works best in landscape mode on any device whether you access it on a smartphone or tablet or your PC.
At present, you can look-see Desktop, in the start menu, run the browser edge and even check the new Windows 11 widget screen.
It’s all very close to the real thing, even if the features are expected to be lost, because this is only a simple recreation and a pleasant experiment.