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This is one of the more important sections of the mod page to end users, it should not be covered like this. See bottom right hand corner of image.

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Clicking RMB on mod's icon and then clicking "Open in new tab" results in image being opened in new tab instead mod's page (see picture).
I think it should open mod page as it does when we RMB outside the icon. It's very frustrating when collecting interesting mods for further research.

Problematic examples:

Looks fine examples:

I was attempting to upload a new version of Disc-IT, and I got a 500 error. Screenshot attached.

500
Failed to fetch dynamically imported module: https://next.ficsit.app/_app/pages/mod/_modId_/new-version.svelte-c7ec63c2.js
TypeError: Failed to fetch dynamically imported module: https://next.ficsit.app/_app/pages/mod/_modId_/new-version.svelte-c7ec63c2.js

I would love tags for the listed mods. My initial idea was to especially tag those mods that are safe to use because they dont add new assets to the safefile / spoils the safefile (for example SMART, it just changes the ingame behavior using the vanilla functions and assets).
That means that you could search for mods that solely change the ingame behavior for QoL but keeps the safefiles clean.

Need to display what platforms (windows client, windows server, linux server) are included in a version, and for the mod as a whole

if you don't support manual installation or downloading from the site then putting it in the modloader then you really need to put install button on the webbpages for the mods themselvs not just out in the search and in the version page as the only button in that page is the little download one.

the one shown here. it should go to download via the modloader. right now it downloads a .smod

Ficsit-Cam shows a downloadable mod for example - but small storage container does not.

But both cards on the index page for both of these mods show an install button.

Based on this conversation on the discord started by DarthPorisius
https://discord.com/channels/555424930502541343/830842478956642354/1070133483042766929

To reproduce (I tested on Firefox)

1. Go to this page: https://ficsit.app/mods?p=1
2. Change 'Order By' to 'Last Version' or 'Creation Date' (probably doesn't have to be one of these two, but it makes the bug more visible)
3. Flip 'Order' between 'Descending' and 'Ascending'
4. You end up with definitely working mods showing the Incompatible overlay

Current cards defeat the purpose of short descriptions: an always visible piece of text. Also the fact that they slide out is unexpected and obscure other mods in the process.

A common feature in other mod repositories is a hyperlinked list of mod dependencies that the currently-viewed mod requires. Mod libraries, for example. I like and use this feature.

Another good, but less common feature is a list of mods the author has expressly flagged as incompatible or compatible with their own.

I have also wanted go the opposite direction: View mods which depend on this one, and view mods which are expressly compatible or incompatible with this one. However, I have not actually seen any mod repositories implement such a feature.

Doggo easter egg tooltip suggests clicking to pat, but pressing and holding pats the doggo

Separate items for release/alpha/beta but they aren't labeled as such with text, just icons

Check this mod for an example https://ficsit.app/mod/CoveredConveyor

instead of using 70% for opacity for background black - i suggest using 90% for readability.

For mods that use the no image default gear, when viewing more info - show a broken image link on right side. I suggest just hiding it in full if no non-default image is supplied.

on the guide preview, I can use a combination of double enter to add new lines (2) or
for single new line.

Should add text to describe that html and markdown are both supported and specify what html tags / attrs are not supported.

It's currently explained in the FAQ
https://docs.ficsit.app/satisfactory-modding/latest/faq.html#_do_mods_work_with_experimental

These summaries should ideally be in the popup that talks about the compatibility status.

Many users don't seem to realize that the icons can be clicked on to view notes. Is it worth a top-banner on the mod page, for example?

https://discord.com/channels/555424930502541343/1036634533077979146/1064957580205621258

To prevent spam, should we require guides to be only added by authenticated users?

One thing I was hoping would be fixed when I saw the announcement of the update (but persists) is that the page scroll doesn't work like you would expect. If I am scrolled down a page, the mod detail page is scrolled down as well, requiring me to scroll up. Then I go back, and I've lost my place on the results page.

It's a classic symptom of using a SPA. At the very least, I believe the detail page should reset scroll to the top.

There is a setting under window.history.scrollRestoration which you can set to auto which may help on the results back behavior, but it just depends on how the libraries are implemented.