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Btw, this line .btn.inline-flex .icon {display: flex;} breaks the Manage mod rewards button here https://www.nexusmods.com/users/myaccount/?tab=my+files

New notification drop-down is inaccessible! It cuts off half of a notification. I don't want to "see all" to check one or two of them.

There already is a 30k downloads cutoff, thank you. I prefer my download history where it is now.

I'd say, a better option would be not to just delete download history but: 1. an option to hide the "Updated" badge on a mod you've downloaded but don't want to see updates for and 2. an option to have an additional column in your download history table for making short personal notes on modes (e.g. "never using this mod again", "using this for the next playthrough" and whatnot). That way you won't have to redownload what you didn't like once already. But as this would require even more storage capacity, I suppose, it's very unlikely to happen.

That's available through your download history page. When you're on a game's page, click your account icon in the top right corner, then Download history to get a list of mods you've already downloaded for that game sometime (e.g. https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage/users/myaccount?tab=download+history here I can see all mods I've ever downloaded for Dragon Age Origins). Or alternatively there's that little checkmark in the corner of mod tile pictures when you're browsing mods.

Or in the browser in case of manual downloads.

Downloading more than one file pertaining to one mod page (maybe, I'm picking and choosing as I don't want/need all of them), before I'll try to install them, of course. Isn't Nexus nowadays all about "gathering small mods on one page = good, splitting everything into separate pages = bad"?

Latest updates to un-darkening with Stylus for Nexus and the forums. Forum preview Using Stylus 101 Still haven't touched the user profiles themselves or the new notif... sys... (yes, that's how it looks, Nexus staff). At least the mod search should be tolerable now. Managed to remove (replace with a solid background) the hideous game-specific blurring. Also, fixed the invisible fonts in the mod editing fields.

Oh, great! Now the awesome new notifications whatever also chews up half of a notification message. Also, the tiny super narrow bell counter font looks so accessible! As accessible as it looked since last year, I must remind y'all.

Yeah, I loved this part: "causing discomfort for a small number of users". Small number, totally.

Yes, this precisely! Thanks for reminding me about it. @JustThatKing As an inexperienced first-time user it took me some rummaging to find where the voted mods go, after I first voted for one. Of course, it's in some menu inside another menu. I keep forgetting about this hardly noticeable feature ever since. Some top quality accessibility & visibility!

Also for accessibility's sake, can you make all buttons in the posting window appear on lower screen resolutions, because I only see about 2/5 of them at my usual 90% scale (the full bar appears at 67%)? Only noticed them in full in this thread, in the messenger and other forum threads due to narrower post columns they vanish into non-existence.

Same here Gotten tolerable after putting together some CSS (thanks to some other users), I linked it on my profile page (the one on nexus-next, not the forum one) if someone needs it ASAP. To make it work, I of course had to peer into my screen face first for many more hours. Very Accessible.

I said it before and I'll say it again here: for anyone not requiring a high contrast color scheme or even requiring a lighter mode to read the new UI is utterly inaccessible for more than a couple minutes (yes, on the forums too). So, beside fixing all other issues, please, add at least one light mode (classic colors) option. With old subdued orange, because the new shade is pretty eye-searing too.

I've seen it like that for quite some time because of low screen resolution