- Pressing the Downloads link on the left on the main page will bring you to a non-existent forum.
- Some links to download pages, such as those appearing in download lists/search results, have an onClick JavaScript event in the div element to take you to the download page, presumably to make the entire element clickable. The problem with that is that it breaks certain browser functionality; if you click the link using the middle button, or a normal click with the CTRL button held down, it will open the link in a new tab (SHIFT will open in a new window), but because of the onClick event it will also open it in the current tab. To avoid this you have to either quickly press the stop button or hotkey (ESC) after doing the above to cancel the ongoing navigating to a new page in the current tab, or use a right-click context menu instead. Thankfully, in the case of Firefox, middle-clicking ignores the onClick event, but in Chrome it does not. Very annoying.
Other links such as the links with images to other download pages at the bottom of the page function correctly. - If you have JavaScript off, those pages show almost nothing (tested in Firefox), only those bottom images. If there's not going to be a non-JS compatible version, should should at least be a <noscript> tag that informs you that this page requires JS, so that it doesn't look simply broken.
- Why does the Morrowind Modding History site have a robots.txt file that prevents search indexing? It makes Morrowind mods less accessible/findable, and the same for the site itself. I wonder what's the reason for what seems like a large disadvantage. What, does the site need to be underground for some reason?!
- EDIT: Also, some space is wasted for some reason in the post preview page, leading to the preview looking different from the end result. This was observed in Firefox. See here: http://i62.tinypic.com/23t40fd.jpg Also, I'm not allowed to use the URL BBCode, what the...?!
Thanks for reading.
