Related to https://github.com/JarnoVgr/OpenRCT2.org/issues/25, the builds themselves are accessed over HTTP only, though this time it seems the CDN is not currently able to use HTTPS at all.

This is what the conversation is

Perhaps the button should link to Discord instead, and uses a Discord logo for the button.

As stated in this comment, the ciphers of openrct2.org are weak.

While I would like to update the cipher list. I'm unsure whether it affects backwards compatibility with older browsers/setups. I.e. Android 4.x.

While the website is technically EU GDPR compliant, a privacy policy is required.

It would probably be a good idea to force HTTPS.

Clicking on the button 'Download 0.1.2 release' actually brings you to the page to download 0.1.1.

This issue appears on the the page for the latest release, and doesn't appear to be affecting develop builds.
https://openrct2.org/downloads/releases/latest

The builds list a different checksum with their duplicate, but they both link to the same Github release file. Perhaps the issue is that it's trying to list both the official release build and the develop build at the same time?

Issue discovered and discussed in this reddit thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/openrct2/comments/10nar5d/which_of_these_should_i_click_on_im_not_super/

Want to try and build it myself to make some PRs, if even possible :U

According to BlindIRL on Twitch, there used to be a "live streams" element on the "old website", presumably openrct.net. This drove a lot of users to the streams, especially the multiplayer mondays.

I would like to request adding such element to the website in order to promote such streams. It could use streams listed at https://www.twitch.tv/directory/game/RollerCoaster%20Tycoon%202

The Content-Encoding header is set to "deflate" this may mean that the server is vulnerable to the BREACH attack.

Utilize FontAwesome icons instead of the current ones.

If builds are rerun the download page will display it incorrectly. Example: https://openrct2.org/downloads/develop/af6a4da

The website is relatively difficult to fork and setup locally. This should be a lot easier.

• Consider moving to a lightweight PHP framework
• Use Gulp to build CSS/JS files

If you try to visit OpenRCT2.org, you get a warning that the site is unsafe. It gives the reason that it tricks the user into installing unwanted or harmfull software. This seems to be a false-positive on Googles side. But there is also a tiny chance of course that someone hacked your site or something.....
@JarnoVgr

Somehow the changelog has corrupted UTF8 characters. Did some debugging and the data is correctly stored in the database.

When the x64 builds are ready to build automaticly, the downloads page has to be edited to reflect these changes. Just a reminder.... :)

See this issue OpenRCT2/OpenRCT2#11054

The devs there told me the github builds work fine but the downloads on OpenRCT2.org are messed up. The .exe will not run and the .zip files are corrupted.

Did a quick check, couldn't verify it. Should recheck again when I got time.

The update script that I use on my Ubuntu server fetches the last download link from this API call: https://openrct2.org/altapi/?command=get-latest-download&flavourId=9&gitBranch=develop

Normally, it gives back an URL to the last develop download link, but now I get this response:

{
  "error": 1,
  "errorMessage": "No download available."
}

I suspect the reason for not giving back an URL is because a "newer" build is available for another platform, right now that's x86 ZIP and installer: https://openrct2.org/downloads/develop/v0.2.3-d730a76

"newer" is quoted, because the build was probably pushed later, but the build comes from a commit that is from before the the Linux build has finished: https://openrct2.org/downloads/develop/v0.2.3-68dc4d0, meaning that the Linux build is ahead, but doesn't show up under the "latest" build.

I suspect this is also what's causing the Launcher to fail to download updates.

There are some questions regarding the legality of Google Analytics with the EU GDPR. Should be replaced with a local Plausible Analytics installation, as it's fully GDPR safe.

https://github.com/LRFLEW/OpenRCT2Launcher is now outdated and there's quite many questions that the launcher does not works in the official discord server.

Need to remove the launcher download link, or provide the official launcher

Should be updated to the new version :)
Especially when you get linked to it from the website

The file in question: OpenRCT2.org/public/media/launcher_screenshot.png

Website should periodically fetch changelog from the GitHub repo.