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I don't like animations, smooth transitions, smooth scrolling, rounded boxes and needless notification on the corner (unless it's a chatting app).
There can be inner shadows/colour gradients. It depends.
I liked how clean was Windows 9x design. Embossed buttons, same font family for design everywhere.. Pop-ups didn't have to 'fade in', just instantly appeared on the screen instead.
You might've seen this already, but here's someone's recreation of the Windows 98 theme in CSS: https://jdan.github.io/98.css/
V A P O U R W A V E ! ! !
Animations and transparencies are the first thing I disable when I install an new OS.