We always like to learn about "Easter Eggs" that are hidden in applications, programs and operating systems. The so-called "Easter Egss" are hidden lines of code that the developer has placed in specific parts of the software and do not appear at first.



To activate an "Easter Egg" it must be accidentally discovered by one of the software users. A well-known example of Easter Egg is in every version of Android that you tap 3 times on its version in the submenu "About the phone" and Google has always hidden something there.


But this is known and in every version of Android we learn in advance what this "surprise" is. But here in the case of "Easter Egg" in Windows 95, we are talking about a well-hidden secret that waited 25 whole years to be revealed!


This particular surprise is found in the Internet Mail application of Windows 95 and displays the list of names of the developers who designed it. To reveal it you have to open "About", select one of the file names and type "MORTIMER". Watch the video and you'll understand.