I've noticed that a lot of websites/forums are evidently scraping html from my website and/or checking the file dates on the html pages to try and track updates to AIMFix. I don't mean this in a mean fashion, but you're wasting your time ;)

All pages on this site are created dynamically using a Python back end (and PHP prior to that). The file dates only change when I actually change the content on the page. The "AIMFix last updated at" text is created dynamically based on the file mtime of AIMFix.exe, it's not changed in the raw page text. That means that the last time I updated http://jayloden.com/aimfix.htm was April 15th (which is therefore also what the last modified time is on aimfix.htm), despite the fact that the page text displays the last AIMFix update from Oct 7th.

If you would like to check the date of the last AIMFix update, please use http://jayloden.com/update.htm - I specifically created this page for that purpose. Not only does update.htm show the file time aimfix was updated, it is also the only file on the website that has a modified time that matches the most recent AIMFix.exe update.

-Jay