Pickysaurus

Vortex doesn't have any possible way to do this. I'm afraid the problem lies elsewhere.

We're unlikely to make any changes to the BBCode as we're moving away from it. Can you provide a use case?

There isn't any problem with reporting a bunch of mods, provided all the reports are valid. What do you mean by categories being broken? Are you experiencing a bug or have the authors simply miscategorised their mods?

This is because they are separate sites, they just share auth. It's a bit like a website that lets you sign in with your Facebook/Google account. We can't easily sign you in automatically. Your forum account doesn't exist until your first sign in (even if you already exist on the website)

Can you link to the page or provide a screenshot of the error?

You can set up custom categories and then group the mods by that category.

The order of search results is controlled by your preferences here: https://next.nexusmods.com/settings/preferences The "Default Mod Sorting" preference is the one you can toggle, which may help you get better results. (I recommend "Endorsements" as the preference - this is what the old search always sorted by).

If you're trying to find the game manually, please read the prompts carefully. Vortex wants you to locate the game FOLDER, not the EXE file.

This is Cloudflare blocking your attempt to log in. It thinks your connection is suspicious for some reason. I'm afraid I don't have a good solution for you, but restarting your router may help.

[Mastodon](https://mastodon-instance.domain/@user) Profiles do not support html. Doing so is an incredibly bad practice for many reasons. You can get the same effect using a simple markdown link with the existing options. It won't have the "rel" tag. If that's important I'm afraid you just can't do what you're asking.

The downloads count is shown when your screen is wide enough. For compact displays or super zoomed in browsers it'll hide some of the stats

Can you give an example? I'm not really sure what you're trying to do.

Ultimately the solution is quite simply to have better requirement. We should 100% have them as file level rather than mod page level. That way you can say "this mod requires version x of this exact file from this other page" - then tools like Vortex and our app can resolve the missing dependencies reliably and tell users what to do to fix it (or even do it automatically)

The only issue with that is you could've downloaded the requirement years ago and no longer have it. We don't know which mods you have on your PC/installed

There are tags for both of these types of mod you can block in your settings.