Windows Messenger for Windows XP — run it in your browser
The Windows XP instant messenger with a contact list, sign-in window and chat windows.
▶ Open Windows Messenger in Windows XP
About Windows Messenger in Windows XP
Windows Messenger was integrated into Windows XP as the successor of MSN Messenger. Its green-man icon, the "someone is typing" status and the contact list with Online, Away and Busy entries defined 2000s chat.
What works in this simulator
- Sign-in window with .NET Passport style login
- Contact list with presence
- Chat windows with replies from AI contacts
- Sounds for sign-in and new messages
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between Windows Messenger and MSN Messenger?
- Windows Messenger was the version built into Windows XP; MSN Messenger (later Windows Live Messenger) was the separately downloaded consumer client. Both used the .NET Messenger Service.
- Who are the contacts in this Windows Messenger?
- They are AI personas living in 2006. They come online, show typing status and reply to your messages.
This is a free recreation of Windows XP Professional SP2 (Luna blue theme) written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript — nothing is downloaded or installed, and your files stay in your own browser. Open the full Windows XP desktop.
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