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  1. Well, fits into a dumbphone screen nicely (a very large 27"+ screen, sideways)
  2. Okay, seriously, right no my game page looks like 2 trending mods instead of 7, mind-wreckingly huge. Then two giant collections instead of a link to this game's collections page. And somewhere below, finally, 16 mods. NEW instead of LATEST as I had them set in MY PREFERENCES. Lol, another game page does show 6 (instead of 7) trending mods Annnd to get to the mods themselves I have to scroll twice. Twice! First, through the huge trending stuff, them through the huge collectionsgopremium stuff. Lovely. @LummoxJR Time to update that CSS of your, big time @JustThatKing or whoever sees this first, this is absolute unusable madness, pls revert it to the old layout (and by reverting I mean make it look like old page on your shiny new framework). PRETTY PLEASE.
  3. As if "venting" back then (because all I could say would still be "Ugh, it's awful, pls, revert back/make it look like old UI on your new framework or whatchamacallit") would have been soo much better and more productive
  4. Tried that last year with user profiles beta, didn't work (although, gotta give it to them, the profiles did get somewhat better then they initially were. Month after the beta closed. And some annoying features are still there, like having to hover over "x ago" to learn the exact update date, because apparently two actual dates next to each other don't look cool enough in 2020s). As m661 correctly put it, protesting, erm, I mean offering feedback on a commercial product is a waste of time.
  5. You mean games that have the highest views/downloads/mod count combined, right?
  6. There are still to few of us against those 1000+ positive feedback replies, according to the Nexus staff. Some users even come here to say that they like the new UI more.
  7. One more question: where do all the comments/bugs/files buttons go when I upscale the site to 130+%? (no wait, I found it) So, unsurprisingly the new fonts become actually readable instead of eye sore and dyslexia-inducing (or whatever other name you call the inability to read an uncomfortable font) only at 130% or higher scale (when I turn my screen into a mock-up tablet). That's clearly not a "we still kept the PC users in mind when designing the new UI" concept
  8. ...And I started using some of them less and abandoned others completely (at least, that's how it went for me personally). May I also inquire the names of the previous fonts for description, downloads and comments sections, so I can use them or something similar in a personal style?
  9. Yeah, thanks, already using it! I meant the mod titles in the new search tiles (they're very smol, pointless and annoying).
  10. And I can't even see the full mod name (if it's a little longer) at 100% scale What's even the point? Yes, I have to constantly switch between 100% and 90% now, one time the font is uncomfortably big, next time it's uncomfortably small, why can't I just have everything at a normal scale, like a day ago?
  11. The only place where you actually shouldn't have been saving the vertical space is vertical (line) spacing on description pages. Crammed walls of text make it way less readable (although it's just 1/3 of the original height, the difference is appalling). You can (yet) compare it to file download descriptions and comments section. Not to say wider text section (description, comments etc) itself and the new more rounded font make it additionally harder to read (yes, in any language) and decreasing the scale (to make it narrower) leads to decreased font size P.S. The new gradient backgrounds hurt my aesthetic sense.
  12. If you're on Firefox, you can stuff it into a UserContent.css file (there're a couple more steps to enable using it, IIRC, though). That way only specific sites are affected and you don't have to download another extension. update: installed Stylus. 1. Open nexusmods. 2. Open LummoxJR's github page in a new tab (just copy the style from the css page). 3. In the Nexus tab click the Stylus icon and in the drop-down menu choose "create style for" (click on the nexus address). 4. You'll be taken to a new tab - erase all code there and past LummoxJR's code. 5. Click 'Save' on the left. Enjoy!
  13. What's with the new u l t r a - w i d e letter spacing in the comments section (probably, everywhere else too), by the way??
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