cedit is a lightweight, retro-styled text editor inspired by TempleOS and MS-DOS EDIT, featuring syntax highlighting for multiple languages, split windows, and theme customization. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows with prebuilt releases and can be compiled from source using CMake and a C compiler.
A web-based PS1 emulator allows users to play games from different eras, with an interactive map interface and the ability to upload custom games. JavaScript is required for the map feature, though a text-based station list is available without it.
OldRoll is a free browser-based photo editor that applies vintage effects like Digicam, Film, VHS, and 90s aesthetics. Users can fine-tune exposure, color, contrast, and add frames or stickers without installation, working on desktop or mobile.
Quake has been ported to safe Rust and is playable in a web browser, with full keyboard, mouse, and gamepad controls. The port supports multiple control schemes, video customization, and mission packs including Scourge of Armagon and Dissolution of Eternity.
Classic PC demoscene productions from the early 1990s now run natively in web browsers through a process that recompiles original DOS code to WebAssembly, emulating x86 CPU execution and hardware like VGA and Sound Blaster. The demos maintain their original loaders, music players and effects while running on hardware models verified against the original emulator behavior.