This paper introduces a new version of the CREATOR tool. CREATOR is a web-based simulator that lets users code, compile, and execute assembly-language programs. The architectures that can be simulated in CREATOR are MIPS and RISC-V. Until now, CREATOR allowed the simulation of the RISC-V architecture with a reduced instruction set (RISC-V IMFD), but this has changed thanks to Sail. Sail is an instruction specification language used by RISC-V to define both its architecture and the entire instruction set. This language has enabled the development of a complete RISC-V architecture simulator for web environments, without requiring any installation. It also allows users to develop their own instructions for research purposes or to adapt the implementation of existing ones for their own industrial purposes. This simulator also integrates an editable cache memory module into its architecture to explore the functioning of the architecture in greater depth. The tool includes a multi-file code-editing module that allows users to import, export, and edit assembly-language programs; an integrated compiler; and a program-debugging module during execution. To develop this simulator for web environments, the simulator implementation in Sail was exported to a high-level language (C), and the exported code was transpiled with Emscripten to generate executable code for web environments while maintaining performance, as if it were a native application.