Cheerybelle

Splitting lists into pages is more contentious than you might think. There are plenty of people who prefer everything to be on one big page rather than having to sift through a bunch of pages, whether for use of Find, easy webpage saving, or just preference from experience. I think it also depends on what device people are using. I imagine people with devices with less memory and/or a slow internet connection might prefer pages, whereas people without such restrictions may develop a preference for scrolling. Screen size probably has some impact, too. Does this apply even to the new Nexus profiles? I would say "yes". I personally like the change to scrolling, even for authors with hundreds of mods, and I found the small pages of before rather bothersome (though I did eventually get used to it enough to not think about it). That's just me, though. That said, this is a debate that has been around the web design space for well-over a decade.

If the current beta version of the profiles was implemented in its current state, I would be fine with it, honestly. I have no major complaints. I like the new and re-implemented sorting options, and the mods tab being 4-per-row instead of 5-per-row is tolerable ...and I can't say I'm all that torn-up about My Games being missing from the Games tab. Yeah. So, yeah; I like it. The only minor thing is that I wish the vertical space between the profile tabs and the last active & joined dates was made smaller. Like, 27px (down from 56px), give or take a few px. I personally think that would make it look much nicer without substantially compromising readability, usability, and intuitiveness... but I'm not an expert on web design, so I may be wrong. Give it some consideration, though.

Feedback: - Please keep "Last updated" as a sort option for mods. - I hope an option or automatic-website-resolution-scaling-feature-thing will be present to have more items per row. Classic has up to 5 per row, but the Beta only has up to 3. I would really like to keep the 5 per row... or even have more, potentially. Other than that, it's fine. I'm personally fine with the other changes (and I do like the added unique DLs counter). It's different but not bad-different. I actually quite like it.

Ah, I see, many thanks.

I would love to see a mod that removes the auto exit from workshops when you leave the boundaries of a settlement / player home. While mods like Portable Workshop Enhanced or Conquest help with building everywhere, they occasionally have issues with starting the auto exit instantly, and the auto exit is a nuisance, verily, even in properly mapped settlements, so removing the auto exit would be most helpful.