Winamp for Windows XP — run it in your browser
The classic Winamp 2 player with the skinned main window, equalizer and playlist editor, running in the simulated desktop.
▶ Open Winamp in Windows XP
About Winamp in Windows XP
Winamp, "it really whips the llama's ass", was the music player of the XP era: tiny, skinnable, and playing MP3 files from the hard drive long before streaming. The simulator runs Webamp, a faithful JavaScript port of Winamp 2.9.
What works in this simulator
- Main window, Equalizer and Playlist windows
- Plays audio files from the virtual drive
- Skins and the classic visualiser
- Keyboard shortcuts Z X C V B
Frequently asked questions
- What does "it really whips the llama's ass" mean?
- It is Winamp's famous slogan, played as a short sound clip ("demo.mp3") with the player since Winamp 1.x in 1997.
- Can I play my own MP3 files in this Winamp?
- Yes. Copy audio files onto the simulated drive and open them in Winamp; the player is Webamp, a JavaScript port of Winamp 2.9 running in your browser.
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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