Slow Download button doesn't do anything

[AaronOfMpls]

I'm on Firefox 131.0.3 on Manjaro Linux (current version in my distro's repository), and manual downloads are working just fine for me.  I do have enhanced tracking protection turned OFF for www.nexusmods.com (shield icon left of the URL), to make sure that doesn't interfere with site functionality. 

(I don't have mod manager downloads set up, and don't use Vortex.  For some games, I move files manually to where they need to go.  For other games, I move them to my Mod Organizer 2 instances' download folders, and then Query Info on them inside MO2.)

Edited November 13 by AaronOfMpls
slight elaboration and revision

[Bouitaz]

Doesn't work for me either. Button doesn't even respond.

If your site requires accepting malware injections to work then it has become complete trash. https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=www.nexusmods.com%2Fageofwonders4%2Fmods%2F90%3Ftab%3Dfiles%26file_id%3D169&device=desktop&location=us&force=true

It worked without it back then, and it still can now. Don't dump your greedy and privacy violating excuses onto users when it's you who changed the backend. Don't let your site-devs chase the never-ending latest newfangled standards from the google monopoly.

[Pickysaurus]

On 11/14/2024 at 6:10 PM, Bouitaz said:

Doesn't work for me either. Button doesn't even respond.

If your site requires accepting malware injections to work then it has become complete trash. https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=www.nexusmods.com%2Fageofwonders4%2Fmods%2F90%3Ftab%3Dfiles%26file_id%3D169&device=desktop&location=us&force=true

It worked without it back then, and it still can now. Don't dump your greedy and privacy violating excuses onto users when it's you who changed the backend. Don't let your site-devs chase the never-ending latest newfangled standards from the google monopoly.

That website seems to be fairly snake-oil-y. If any of that is true it's either for good reason or it's the ads that do it rather than the website itself. Unfortunately, if you use addons or privacy settings that break the website we can't really help with that. It's completely your choice but we only have the developer resource to focus on the default setups for the most popular browsers.