ososimulator

Every operating system in the simulator, explained

One article per system: how its Settings menu is organised, what the top level actually contains, which versions you can open, and what to look for once you are inside. 43 systems, 87 versions, 14,072 settings rows in total.

Phones

Tablets

Computers

Watches

TV and streaming

Consoles

Headsets

In-car

Retro and classic

Mac OS X

Open the Mac OS X System Preferences layout in a free browser simulator: 25 panes, 194 rows, three levels deep, with…

25 entries · 194 rows · 2 ver

Firefox OS

Browse the Firefox OS settings tree in a free browser simulator: 39 sections, 365 rows, three levels deep, built fro…

39 entries · 365 rows · 2 ver

Mac OS 9

Try the Mac OS 9 control panels in a free browser simulator: 13 panels, 91 rows, only two levels deep, on a classic …

13 entries · 91 rows · 2 ver

Symbian

Step through the Symbian settings layout in a free browser simulator. Open Connectivity, Profiles, Application setti…

7 entries · 72 rows · 2 ver

Windows Phone

Explore the Windows Phone 8.1 and 8.0 Settings menu in a free browser simulator. Open Start + theme, Lock screen and…

12 entries · 132 rows · 2 ver

BlackBerry OS

Revisit BlackBerry 10 Settings in a browser: nine top-level menus with real titles and order, clearly marked sample …

9 entries · 127 rows · 2 ver

iOS 6

Open the iOS 6 Settings menus for 6.1 and 6.0 in a browser simulator. The layout is reconstructed from the shipping …

13 entries · 77 rows · 2 ver

Windows XP

Browse the Windows XP Control Panel for SP3 and SP2 in your browser. Category layout reconstructed from the shipping…

10 entries · 129 rows · 2 ver

Windows 7

Step through the Windows 7 Control Panel in your browser, from System and Security to Ease of Access, with the SP1 c…

11 entries · 138 rows · 1 ver

Windows 98

Click through the Windows 98 Control Panel in your browser, from Display and Network to Modems, with the 98 SE and 9…

11 entries · 88 rows · 2 ver

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