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2026-09-16 · v6.2.0

v6.2.0 — Root Quick Bench

The home page now performs four practical tasks directly: image inspection, SHA-256 file checksums, aspect-ratio and print-size calculation, and deterministic filename-cleanup previews. The existing 17 subdomain tools are unchanged.

Changelog

Major changes to the WEBBE-B hub.

The hub is versioned separately from individual tools. This page records changes that affect discovery, documentation, workflow planning or site-wide publishing behavior.

v6.1.0 — September 9, 2026

  • Added Field Notes with fifteen first-party technical articles tied to published tools and real failure modes.
  • Added an editorial and corrections policy describing authorship, AI assistance, originality and higher-stakes boundaries.
  • Changed the Workflow Bench to have a useful server-rendered default state so the core explanation is visible before JavaScript runs.
  • Removed “temporarily unavailable” crawler-facing wording from the tool directory fallback and kept static tool cards as the no-script baseline.
  • Expanded sitemap and RSS discovery for new editorial pages.
  • Kept functional/navigation pages ad-free while retaining the AdSense account verification meta tag.

v6.0.0 — September 3, 2026

  • Introduced the Workflow Bench with thirteen manually curated multi-tool goals.
  • Added local checklist progress and verification/stop notes.
  • Fixed the sitemap generation path for the five original guides.
  • Separated AdSense loading from navigation-oriented pages.

v5.9.0 — September 2, 2026

  • Added five original workflow and privacy guides.
  • Expanded About, standards, testing and policy content.
  • Updated older registry wording to the full public tool count.

v5.7.9 — August 12, 2026

  • Added Image Foundry to the central registry.
  • Preserved the existing 16 public tools and regenerated the static tool index.

What is not listed here

Small copy corrections, cache changes and product-specific releases may be documented inside the relevant subdomain instead. A changelog is evidence of maintenance, not a guarantee that every historical defect is recorded.