DOSee v1.90 is released. DOSee is a front-end for an MS-DOS emulation ecosystem to use on the web. The text-based MS-DOS was the dominant personal computer platform for much of the 1980s. Up until the mid-1990s before being superseded by Microsoft Windows. Emulating this platform allows tens of thousands of games, demos and applications from this era to run on a web browser both online or offline as a desktop web-app! DOSee is only a user interface and installation process for an incredible emulation ecosystem. Many remarkable people created it over many years. DOSee itself is a fork of The Emularity project started by the Internet Archive. EM-DOSBox, the core of this emulation, is a JavaScript port of DOSBox, the world's most popular MS-DOS emulator.

DOSee Changelog:
Enhancements:
Added hacked support for gamepad controllers
Better feedback for missing/misconfigured HTML elements
Updated packages (including workbox) to latest versions
Replaced yarn/npx with pnpm for development
Improved service worker error feedback
Bug Fixes:
Fixed potential memory leak with full-screen usage
Fixed browserfs.filesystem console warnings
Removed deprecated fallback properties

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