Cupressi

Tried that, no change. Still an embarrassing, stuttering mess that is aggravated by the fact that I have to scroll so much more past empty space and things that aren't mods on this backwards redesign to find MODS on a MODDING SITE. The ironic thing is is that these forums don't lag, stutter, or cause CPU spikes and are reasonably responsive despite having the same visual layout.

This s#*! is f*#@ing terrible and whatever webdev has been in charge of this atrocious mess should go back to school and sit in detention facing a wall for a week before taking basic programming classes again because it literally lags like f*#@ on Firefox. It spikes my CPU usage by at least 10% while still being a stuttering mess. This is the very definition of enshittification. Why are there fewer mods per row now? Why are collections that I don't give a f*#@ about front and center? Why does the MOD SEARCH bring me VIDEOS and IMAGES? I can only sincerely hope that web traffic and download count has a drop because that's the only metric that might elicit a change, despite the fact that nearly all feedback I've seen on this change has been negative.

What an amazing hypocrite. Too bad it's in the mod authors forum so it can't be shared with a wider audience.

Copy as new record.

This is based on the Skyrim page though I have had similar experiences with New Vegas the last time I played it. What happens when I click the Hot Files link is not what I expect. Expectation: See a list of the top 25 (or however many) with the 5 hot files from the main page at the top as 1-5 based on the same criteria that determines what goes on the front page. If you click Latest Files this is how that page operates. What happens: Normal top files page with filters to show added within the last x days. Except it doesn't actually filter by add date, it seems it is only by endorsements over the time period rather. As a result, the page is largely populated by the same mods even at 7, 14, and 21 days. I think if the page followed my expectation it would increase exposure to many good mods that just don't quite have enough popularity to hit the front page.