Search New UI - Time filter feedback

[Iluviel]

Thanks for the feedback.

We're working on this now and it'll be available again soon.#

This is now available again.

[JasonWScott8043]

Why in mods search can we no longer specify the range of time to search for mods within? Like a calendar range of date? To specify from release date to present or a specific date range to search for mods in. It takes too long to search through every mod ever designed.

[Pickysaurus]

29 minutes ago, JasonWScott8043 said:

Why in mods search can we no longer specify the range of time to search for mods within? Like a calendar range of date? To specify from release date to present or a specific date range to search for mods in. It takes too long to search through every mod ever designed.

Did you check this today? As noted by the feedback item I've merged your post into, this was released yesterday. 

[Happybara]

We are currently moving different bits of feedback into separate threads. This is so that we can better group your suggestions by theme, which will be more useful to us than one ever-expanding mega-thread. As always, we appreciate your continued feedback. Please keep your comments as civil and constructive as possible.

This section is for feedback related to the time filter on the new UI pages.

[FalloutModsDownload1]

NVM it got added bacak i'm dumb xP

Edited March 27 by FalloutModsDownload1

[Sebiale]

It's unclear what the timer filter is filtering on, and that should be clarified.

Published and Updates are clear enough, but what does it mean for me to have 7 days of Mod Name, File Size, etc.

[Iluviel]

10 hours ago, Sebiale said:

It's unclear what the timer filter is filtering on, and that should be clarified.

Published and Updates are clear enough, but what does it mean for me to have 7 days of Mod Name, File Size, etc.

Everything other than 'Last Updated' filters on date published (which has always been the behaviour). Agreed this could be clearer.

[LummoxJR]

Bug report: Filtering a list of mods by a date range is using UTC, not the user's time zone. I would naturally expect when filtering by date that the filter be based on midnight in my own time zone, not midnight UTC.

[SubL]

please let us filter by update time instead of by upload time, like we can in the steam workshop

 

in your own article you say "For example, you can view all mods updated since Stardew Valley 1.6.15 was released by setting the updated date filter to 20 Dec 2025[sic]." but if you are filtering by endorsement or anything other than "last updated" this only shows the mods UPLOADED after 1.6.15 came out, not UPDATED after 1.6.15 came out. your example search, if sorted by downloads, doesn't show any of the most popular mods like Content Patcher , SMAPI - Stardew Modding API , NPC Map Locations , all of which were last updated since Stardew Valley 1.6.15 was released

 

basically I think it would be great if we could use the "last updated" time as a filter the same way you can use uploaded time, instead of just as a sorting option, so we can do things like search for the most endorsed mods updated (counting the upload date in case a new mod never had an update) after or before a certain time range

 

this has always been a feature that I felt the lack of on this site so I was actually excited when I saw you were updating it, thinking it will finally be implemented, only to find out we still can't do something like that. in games that update frequently or have significant enough differences in between updates to make most mods incompatible this method of sorting was by far the most useful for me and until it is implemented I will probably just keep searching through the steam workshop even if I actually wanted to download mods through nexus instead, which is definitely less than ideal.

[nickathon]

Can we get the sort by custom date range feature added back on mobile as well? It looks like that only shows up on desktop.