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Terrence O’Brien reviews Musical Spirograph, a browser-based toy that uses rotating rotors and rings to trigger notes, with six rotors, up to three drawing arms, six scales, six synth presets, and BPM/quantization controls; the sound engine isn’t perfect and it lacks MIDI out, but it’s soothing, hypnotic, and fun to explore.
Google Earth now offers an in-browser flight simulator (accessible via earth.google.com) that lets casual users soar over the globe, view 3D buildings and imagery, and navigate with keyboard shortcuts—crashes pause the flight so you can restart your journey.
WordPress.org unveiled my.WordPress.net, an in-browser workspace that lets users build a private website without signing up, hosting, or a domain. The private sites run entirely in your browser (roughly 100MB of storage) and aren’t optimized for traffic or discovery, making it ideal for drafts, journaling, and experimenting with plugins, themes, and features—the data never leaves your device and is stored locally.