Cavalary: After a full month, dare I add a request to make it at least work in IE11 in this list too? Of course, still hoping for a different design, which would make making this one work a wasted effort, but that doesn't seem to be happening...

Also, surprised not to see it in the list, but reviews need line/paragraph breaks again. I mean, hope they still exist and just aren't read/displayed, not that t hey were completely removed. Having the better, more detailed ones (so either from before the character limit was introduced or those added using workarounds to avoid it) end up just huge walls of text is awful.

dtgreene:

Cavalary: That'd be something. But most of GOG is basically AngularJS, if you look in the source you can hardly find anything, it's pulled and interpreted by browser instead of generated by server, causing all these issues.

Cavalary: ...
Also, surprised not to see it in the list, but reviews need line/paragraph breaks again. I mean, hope they still exist and just aren't read/displayed, not that t hey were completely removed. Having the better, more detailed ones (so either from before the character limit was introduced or those added using workarounds to avoid it) end up just huge walls of text is awful.

dtgreene: My main one:

Actually put the news on the front page. (Currently, the front page doesn't have any news on it; instead, JavaScript is used to add the news after the page is loaded. This seems rather silly, as the news doesn't change that often; if the data needs to be generated, just generate the page server-side once each time the news changes and you don't need to do anything client-side.)

Better yet:

Remove all client side JavaScript from the front page, or at least remove most of it and make sure the page works correctly with JavaScript disabled (this includes the news section).

Edit: Accidentally posted without finishing a sentence.

surfersurfer:

Cavalary: Even if GOG refused it, I'd say the browser compatibility request should be on the list too. I mean, the suggestion is still there even if they say no.

Cavalary: Also, surprised not to see it in the list, but reviews need line/paragraph breaks again. I mean, hope they still exist and just aren't read/displayed, not that t hey were completely removed. Having the better, more detailed ones (so either from before the character limit was introduced or those added using workarounds to avoid it) end up just huge walls of text is awful.