Juicy and tasty, played it on desktop browser(firefox). No sound issues, got the burger theme playing on the background :) From the SFX and Tweening to the Settings options, the attention to detail and presentation is on point. The difficulty, although slightly anxiety-inducing, it's accordingly calibrated to be a challenge.

Impressive work LittleBeardMan! Hope to see more of your developments in the future :D
PD: Got to level 19 on endless mode :)

Charmed by the retro presentation, music, and theme! UI work is awe-inspiring, and the minigames with the spam popups and necessity to move the window layered over the core games were the right kind of chaotic. 

Only constructive criticism I can think of is I wish there was an endgame with something to note that the viruses were all defeated, and maybe a last stand with that dastardly Beardy admitting defeat (or otherwise getting the upper hand and torturing you ever after in the uncloseable endless mode!).

Great interpretation of the theme. Only minor nitpicks are I think I did everything minus beating endless but no reward/credit/conclusion scene

Love the pixelated desktop and spam windows that kept popping up. Very well done. Shame about chrome and the music, I could hear sound but no music

Ok... So... Where do I start? There's so much to say (all positive things, I swear!).
First thing first, I recognized you from the GWJ#60 (Yokai Panic), and I have to say that I'm awed by this gem. (^˵◕ω◕˵^)
To say that the idea is genius would be an euphemism. I liked how the page description fit very well with the game and also provided the preface, like the few lines at the back of old DVD cases.
The AI animation is fun to watch. I liked that it says different things when I click on the sprite. 
Onto the game itself: I enjoyed the small bit of story at the beginning and all the minigames. I think that you found the perfect balance between funny and playful/mischievous in some cases, especially with the spam and the AI that sometimes moved the window (or was it just my impression?).

After I finished the three levels, I noticed that the icons on the monitor could be clicked, but I absolutely loved the idea.
Adding the option to disable Beardy and/or Spam was a nice touch and really helpful for accessibility. Kudos.

My favourite game of the jam so far! I turned spam off in the end, but actually it made things less interesting so I totally understand it being there. I think everything is pretty much perfect in this game: the graphics serve the theme beautifully, the mini games are simple to grasp and hard to win (with the spam on!)

This was a great concept, and executed quite beautifully! I loved in particular how all the settings (the normal settings and the music) were blended into the desktop environment. It just made the game super cohesive--the entire game literally is taking place on this desktop.

The microgames were enjoyable--I loved having to close the spam windows at the same time as performing the microgame, and I also liked the Beardy interactions, although I think I personally would have liked the falling obstacles to be slightly harder to dodge, as they never really felt like a threat in my playthrough. That said, the times when he yoinked my game window were quite fun.

One UI issue I ran into: I initially completely did not pay attention to the file names, and so I figured "Endless" was just a name of some file I needed to clean up. Eventually I realized it really was an endless gameplay mode. At this point I tried to close the window, but the X buttons don't work (which I guess makes sense, because it would be annoying to accidentally close one--although that could be an interesting hazard!) Okay, so I figured I would just open one of the other files. At this point both the Endless file and one other file were open, and everything seemed to work. Eventually I did manage to lose in the Endless game, and so I was able to close the window. However, at this point, the spam windows stopped spawning and Beardy stopped attacking. And then, what seems to have happened is I won the 10 microgames that I needed to, but then the window just didn't actually get completed, and I had to re-play it again, and at that point the spam windows and Beardy started working again.

So it seems like there are possibly some bugs happening there. One possible UI improvement I can think of--enable the close button when two files are open? Or maybe instead of a close button, have a minimize button, that paused that file (so the next time you opened it, you would be back where you left off). I don't know, some things to consider.

One other thought I had: I think it would be cool to have some more particles/animations, e.g. when blowing up the viruses in the shooting game, or collecting them in the collecting game, etc.  This could just slightly improve the game feel. That said, the "instant despawning" effect does fit the overall aesthetic of the rest of the game.

Overall, I had a great time with this. It was a lot of fun playing with the different features on the computer, and the core microgame gameplay was really good as well.

Oh wow, I hated this, in the best possible way! *-*

The gameplay is pure chaos - fun chaos -  and changes constantly with different mini-games. However, I loved how you managed to create such variety with few core solid mechanic: the goal is always clear, and the controls are easy enough to put you immediately in the gameplay. The little spam windows are terrible, but I laughed out loud reading them and somewhat it felt good to cancel them out. 

Also, everything is incredibly polished and beautiful: I loved the art style and the sounds, but most of all, HE SPINNING.

Congratulations, your game made me laugh hard and feel the adrenaline. I loved this, thank you! :D

Hell yeah! Very polished, as I've come to expect from your games. Reminds me a lot of hypnospace outlaw, which is high praise from me. Keep up the good work.