New Windows 11 'EdgeOS” fake screenshot shows possible future OS interface shape

Twitter user FireCube is very popular on the social media site as they often leak upcoming features or post interesting Windows content. But every day is different, and today is definitely not one of those days. That's because FireCube posted a screenshot of a supposed upcoming beta of "EdgeOS" based on Windows 11. Keep in mind that this is intentionally fake and not intended to mislead that EdgeOS is a true competitor to Google’s Chrome OS.

In a Twitter post, FireCube added some description to it, saying "Leaked Microsoft plans to rename Windows 11 after switching to new web-based technology-driven shell", along with the following image:

The screenshot is an edited version of the winver window, it looks like it was slapped together quickly because they missed correcting the error at the end of the first line, and the build The numbers aren't even lined up or spaced correctly, even though that's only meant as a joke.

While this is meant to be a joke, Microsoft's recent actions related to its Edge web browser feature set actually do make "EdgeOS" very credible. That's because over the past few months, the Redmond giant has been adding tons of extra, possibly unnecessary, features to Edge, turning it into a mini-OS in its own right.

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