If you're feeling nostalgic about Windows XP, you can now run an emulation of it in your web browser. The project was made by a Redditor who wants to help people "bring back some memories ...

The Windows XP web simulation runs entirely on the client side, meaning users can install and deploy the project wherever they like. All "files" are processed locally in the browser, with no file ...

Windows XP doesn't prevent you from installing multiple browsers. Although you can't uninstall Internet Explorer, you can try out other browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome and Opera.

Running a Windows environment directly in your browser can be incredibly useful for various purposes, such as testing, development, and even casual use. However, finding a reliable and functional ...

Online recreation of Windows XP in a browser offers a nostalgic experience, complete with pre-installed games. Project is a faithful remake of Windows XP, including file system, programs, and XP ...

Luckily, Windows XP users can easily mitigate this vulnerability by simply using any Web browser but Internet Explorer.

Windows XP users are getting their first taste of life without security updates after the discovery of a major flaw within the Internet Explorer Web browser.

Microsoft Corp. agreed to change its Windows XP operating system to address fresh antitrust concerns that traces of programs that consumers choose to hide still appear on their computer screens ...

In July, Windows XP's market share among Web users dipped below 50 percent for … ...

Microsoft on Monday continued to investigate what it called public reports of a remote code execution threat for Windows XP and Vista when Apple's Safari Web browser is installed.

Fortunately, Microsoft Windows XP includes software tools for limiting Internet access. The Content Advisor works with Microsoft's Web browser, Internet Explorer, automatically blocking sites that ...