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As showler says, this is almost certainly a problem because your INIs are on OneDrive. Each time Vortex tries to change them it will do something weird.

Please ensure you include any reference numbers on the emails from us/BrainTree when you email in. It sounds like there might be a delay at BrainTree's end or something.

You can use the forums for whichever game you're interested in. On the main site open the "Community" section and select "Forums" while you're looking at a game section.

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XXFall3nXX banned Reason: Knowingly uploading a mod that was created by another user without permission. Using the mod page as a platform to harass the original creator. We do not tolerate 'trolling' or harassment of any kind. Do not belittle, discredit, or aggressively criticise another member or their content. If you do not like something or have nothing constructive to add, it's best to simply move along. Submission of existing user-submitted content without obtaining permission from the original author(s) of said content is strictly prohibited. Proper credit to the original author(s) must be given unless the author(s) has/have specified that credit is not necessary. Please, be aware that the mere accreditation of an author is no substitute for receiving explicit permission to upload or modify someone else’s content. The uploader is responsible for understanding the legalities involved when using copyrighted work and submissions that contain such content may be removed. Reference post Reference post

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I'm afraid we don't support LibreWolf (first time I've heard of it). We do, however, support Firefox. So glad to hear it works properly there.

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In the advanced search there an option to get a sharable URL for the current results.

NXMBanned banned Reason: Testing API bans

Please keep in mind that you opted in to see adult content in your preferences. This content is not visible by default. We have a help page that is relevant here: https://help.nexusmods.com/article/19-adult-content-guidelines

This. There's no conspiracy. Hotjar allows us to passively gather anonymous data about the way the site is being used so we can design better UI/UX in future. It also tells us things like "How many users scroll past the Hot Files to view the latest news?". So we know if news becomes more important we might want to consider it's position on the page.

So you can do this with a little-known Vortex trick. Basically it requires creating a separate instance of Vortex used for the other game. Please note that two instances should not share a staging folder! To set it up first create a desktop shortcut for Vortex. Then right click the shortcut and open the "Properties" window. Under target it will say something like "C:\Program Files\Black Tree Gaming Ltd\Vortex\Vortex.exe" Add the following to the end of the shortcut target, making sure to swap in your Windows username --user-data "C:\Users\{YOUR ACCOUNT NAME}\AppData\Roaming\Vortex GOG"Now when you open Vortex via that shortcut it will not have any of the data from the other instance. This means you can install mods separately. In the new instance, manage the GOG version. If you open Vortex without using this Desktop shortcut it will be managing the Steam version. Hope that made sense.

So far you're the only one to report it so I'd suggest checking your browser addons/settings.

The ban threads are automatically generated when we ban a user, so there's no time saved by batching them.

Not really, they're using the same UI as you or I to get the mods (and have an account registered) but they're generally downloading loads of mods in quick succession most likely from some kind of automated script/tool.

Thanks for the reply and the information. I understand the reason for the ban now. I think that the ban could have been explained better instead of using an obscure urban slang term. What phrase would you use to describe it?

Your Lifetime Premium plan is still valid, don't worry about that. In terms of downloads Lifetime Premium (legacy) and current subscription Premium members are treated exactly the same. My account is a Lifetime Premium I purchased before I started working here. The test links you used for the results are not subject to any restrictions (i.e. they don't have any relevance to your membership and you can use them without an account). All the servers we offer are spread over different ISPs in different locations around the world so whatever is causing the limiting must be "closer to home". Perhaps you have a mobile data plan or something you can try as a connection that isn't your broadband just to see if it's any better?

There was a temporary issue during the weekend that should now be resolved.

Hey there, Our Community Managers don't work weekends but we'll aim to approve it during a few working days.

Please see our guide to reporting download problems here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/5322760-reporting-download-problems/

I'm afraid Pale Moon is not a browser we provide support for - we only have a small team so we have to focus our efforts on the browsers used most by the community. It sounds like the JS parser built into the browser is not processing the page correctly. Nexus Mods Next is built on the latest standards for JavaScript so it would make sense that is the issue. I believe Pale Moon is based on an old version of Mozilla's browser so perhaps it's not yet up to spec. It's also possible you have some kind of addon for the browser which is breaking the page.