My very own WebOS

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MO OS is a browser-based operating system built as an interactive desktop experience. It includes a custom desktop, app dock, draggable windows, wallpaper switching, a sign-in screen, forgot password, sleep, restart and shutdown controls, a file manager with folder creation, Notes, Browser, GPS, Terminal, and Music. The Terminal has built-in commands, while the Browser supports predefined searches. The Music app includes a basic collection of playable songs. The goal is to make the browser feel like a real operating environment rather than a website designed to look like an OS. Users can open apps, manage windows, create folders, write notes, search, use GPS, play music, change wallpapers and interact with system controls. MO OS has a minimal, dark and technical style with clean typography, thin borders and subtle animations. It is built entirely for the web.

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@muhammadbinjunaid on My very own WebOS · 41 minutes ago

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crazy… just coded more than 270 line css file by myself 😭 rewrote css from scratch, tested everything… 2+ hours of css within a day in one project. i know some things such as the AI assistant does not have the same look as before, but this time it’s all mine.

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@muhammadbinjunaid on My very own WebOS · about 3 hours ago

I made my own WebOS from scratch. It has a desktop interface with apps, a working music system, lock screen, shutdown/sleep options and other OS-like features. The hardest part was making everything work together and feel like an actual operating system instead of just a website. I’m most proud that I built the whole thing myself and kept adding features until it actually felt usable. To test it, explore the apps, play some music, lock the screen and try the shutdown/sleep features.

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@muhammadbinjunaid on My very own WebOS · about 4 hours ago

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MO OS is finally ready dude …… in this last part i added a proper music system with around 5–6 short songs that you can listen to while working …… also made a cool lock screen with the time date and a random fun fact so it feels more like an actual OS and not just a website …… fixed some final stuff tested everything and cleaned things up …… and thats basically it :: MO OS is ready now you can shut down sleep and come back later …… gg we made an OS

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@muhammadbinjunaid on My very own WebOS · 2 days ago

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Since my first devlog, mo os is starting to feel much more like an actual operating system. I added a proper sign-in screen with a forgot password option, along with sleep, restart, and shutdown controls. I also added the browser and a gps app, and I’m currently working on a music app. The current version already has a basic list of songs that can actually be played, and I’m working on improving the player and adding more. I used ai to help me figure out how to embed songs and get the music feature working, but I’m building and testing the actual feature inside mo os. It’s pretty cool seeing this go from a basic html page to something that actually feels like a small operating system. Still a lot to add, but it’s getting there.

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@muhammadbinjunaid on My very own WebOS · 3 days ago

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i started making mo os as a browser os i could actually usenow it has a desktop apps windows a file manager and stuff like changing the wallpaperi also made a notes app a browser with some built in searches and a terminal with its own commandsim trying to make it feel like a real os and not just a website that looks like oneits still not finished but theres a lot more i wanna add