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Windows 9x had a win 16 subsystem. You could ostensibly access it through ActiveX which was in IE at the time. Certainly more of a hack than an emulator. It al
by kristopolous 2y ago
Windows 9x had a win 16 subsystem. You could ostensibly access it through ActiveX which was in IE at the time. Certainly more of a hack than an emulator.
It also could have been an Adobe flash imitation which is probably more likely.
- theodric 2y agoMust be the former, because I loaded a Windows 3.1 app into it and ran it!
- kristopolous 2y agoHad to have been that given the age. The only other alternative is a binary plug-in. JavaScript/VBScript didn't have enough control to pull it off and Java was way too slow back then. It used to be a real dog - probably still carries some of that baggage albeit undeservedly (Android for instance, runs things just fine)