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Changelog

Changes to the velocitydrivers.org website, newest first. Dates are in Australian Eastern time. For changes to the drivers themselves, see the Velocity9x changelog.

12 November 2026

Tools section

  • New Tools section, in the main navigation.
  • V9x Remote Agent: remote control for Windows 95, 98, Me, 2000 and DOS, its MCP server and 42 tools for AI coding agents, the PowerShell CLI, supported guests, a three-step 86Box quick start, security notes and downloads.
  • V9 Retro Controller: the desktop app for a fleet of machines running the agent, with screenshots and download.
  • This changelog, linked from the footer.

Live

  • The site went live at https://velocitydrivers.org on the michaeldale.com.au server, with a Let’s Encrypt certificate; www and plain HTTP redirect to it.

Fixes

  • Benchmark charts lay out by their own width, so bars stay readable when two charts sit side by side. Each workload is sorted by result and lists only the test conditions its source records.
  • Missing spaces where a sentence wrapped before a link or bold text (“starting with theS3 Trio64” and three others).

Improvements

  • Hardware search on the homepage covers every record, and accepts a Device Manager ID pasted as PCI\VEN_xxxx&DEV_xxxx....
  • Downloads: clearer button labels, and a card for each V9x Remote Agent package.
  • A shorter introduction on phones.

Videos

  • Four project videos: a Videos page, and related videos on the homepage, the Velocity9x and community pages, and the matching hardware and game pages. Videos load from YouTube only when played.

Launch

  • First version of the site: Velocity9x and VelocityNT pages, a searchable hardware database with a page per device, games and benchmarks, downloads from GitHub releases, documentation including how to contribute and lend a machine through remote help, a blog with RSS, and light and dark Windows 98 themes.