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Sacred OS

Retro OS in your browser

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A Windows 9x inspired operating system written in Vanilla JS where every HTML file is executable.

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sacred.neocities.org

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Launched in 2024 View 1 launch

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Robert Thomas

TTSynth.com

This sounds super cool! A Windows 9x vibe with Vanilla JS? That's a unique twist! I can already imagine the nostalgia while navigating through those HTML files.🖥️Congrats on the launch!

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11mo ago

Kyrylo Silin

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Hey Mark, Do you have plans to add any networking capabilities or a rudimentary internet browser within the OS? Congrats on the launch!

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11mo ago

Mark Valentino

Sacred OS

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@kyrylosilin Thanks! The browser itself handles networking capabilities. I do have a rudimentary web browser in there that displays web pages in iframes, but not every website on the internet can be visited due to websites preventing themselves from displaying in iframes. They do that as a security measure so people with malicious intent aren't able to impersonate them. There is a way to get around this restriction by hosting a proxy server, but I'm not sure if I want to do that.

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11mo ago

Emmanuel Rey Sumague

Very interesting. A quick question - can this also entertain really old games and apps such as Windows 3.x to 98-era stuff? Thought to ask since sometimes I have the lingering thought to revisit old classics.

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10mo ago