Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account. Describe the bug Unsure if this is a result of the new API stuff or if this is a feature that isn't working correctly? I updated to 0. Due to the API rate limit, I hit the per hour limit before it checked everything, so the mods that it was able to check turned black in the "mod version" column, and the ones that were not checked remained blue.
However, the ones that were checked now are no longer have working links to direct to the mod page. It also changed the names of the mods so that I cannot tell the difference between the patches and the main files. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.
Sorry, something went wrong. I just saw that Will try again in an hour and report back. I did notice that it seemed to check the same mods again, instead of checking a new batch. Will this also be fixed in Existing links are kept intact now, but newly downloaded mods are not linked at all.
Update: after updating to 0. The duplicate mod names have been corrected thankfully, except for those that have been broken. Those that were not broken seem to be working as expected. Also, looks like updates are not found at all Does it work for anyone else?
It's often hard for me to tell at a glance which mods are actually in need of updating just by the! But I usually keep an eye on the updates through the Nexus as I check the trends, new mods, and updates posted through there a couple times a week.
Most of my mods have been installed within the last month or so though, recently purged and rebuilt my mod list so I can't really offer insight on that. DuskDweller Update: Updated to 0. Ran the "check for updates" again to test, and those mods that I had updated were again wiped of their links. Risttow : I'd advise against that, it's a broken release. If you choose the "fix download IDs and check for mod updates" option, all the links to the mod's nexus page are deleted and as seen using the "get missing mod info" link for each mod.
Also no hyperlink to nexus for each mod. I have no clue what the problem is. Also having an issue when updating a mod, it does not seem to detect that I'm installing a newer or different version of a mod anymore.
It used to add a new line in the mod list if it was a different version, but now it just seems to recognize it as the same mod as was already there, when downloading OR installing manually.
Skip to content. Star Userscript to fix the dumb new nexusmods update 68 stars 1 fork. Branches Tags. Could not load branches. Could not load tags. Latest commit. Git stats 13 commits. Failed to load latest commit information. Mar 25, View code. Endorse Mods! Download You can install the script below with your userscript manager of choice. Install Source Updates 1. Requirement window download button should now always work properly.
Fixed issue where pressing the download button multiple times would come up with an error and redirect you to the premium page. Fixed premium page auto-download fallback Greasemonkey is no longer supported as of this version It's a pain in the ass. Added auto-update urls; Might work, might not. What this does Bypasses the redirect upon downloads that nags you to buy premium and forces you to wait 5 seconds if you don't.
Block ads Give you premium Make you cool Give you brownie points with admins How does it work Basically what the script does behind the scenes is simply request the page the button would lead you to and grab the real download link for you, practically bypassing it for the user.
Disclaimer The script is in the end a roundabout way to bypass the redirect.
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