Pages start with their first paragraph: GitHub already shows each page's name as its title, so the heading repeating it showed twice
Supported Printers: every Apple printer and the common third-party ones, with photos, supplies, years, ports, Mac drivers and whether AirWriter prints to each (W-1101) Third-party rows are the printers that come up most on 68kMLA and TinkerDifferent. Drivers link Apple's own download.info.apple.com files where Apple still hosts them. Photos are Wikimedia Commons, credited on the page. Linked from the sidebar, Home and Printers. Refs: W-1101
American spelling, and the AppleTalk port by one name (W-1100)
Printers: a page for every printer, and the rest rewritten from the reader's side (W-1088)
Home: an LQ with a colour ribbon should print in colour (W-1087)
Home: the original ImageWriter and the LQ should work too; colour with the colour ribbon
Thank Tashtari for TashTalk on Home and Vintage Macs
Settings page: one layout for every section, ordinary controls, new footer The page's firmware section now holds installing from a file, the address sits under printer with copy, auto-update is a checkbox, the cable section's test key offers flash only when the chip needs it, and the footer shows Wells Workshop, GitHub and Donate. Any crossover cable works, not only Apple's: Home, Setup, Troubleshooting and Test Button say so, and the Troubleshooting heading is now "The cable must be a crossover".
LocalTalk Chip (TashTalk): what the chip is, fitting a blank one, flashing it, and what the panel and page say Linked from the sidebar, Home, Vintage Macs, Settings and Updates, Status Lights (with the failed-flash GIF) and Test Button. Settings and Updates no longer says the localtalk section shows only with the chip fitted: it shows on every AirWriter.
Settings and Updates: signed updates from GitHub, auto-update, building your own
Factory reset and LocalTalk printing
Owner docs: setup, status lights, DIP switches, test button, settings and updates, troubleshooting, vintage Macs
Initial Home page