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lil bro just wants to play fortnite

The DNS landing page is restored now, and should be working normally again.

@Nared 返信遅れてすみません治りました！

It means if you lock your device, you can technically go past 20 minutes, since the time while the device is asleep doesn't count. It's only 20 minutes of screen on time, and then the browser applet closes.

Captcha works fine I assume. However, since around August of last year, cloudflare made a change to their captchas and whatever you'd like to call it. As VGMoose mentioned, the cookies ain't persisted, I was told by a developer offsite that Switch Users can't see the cloudflare verification checks after you click the box because the browser is missing a cookie Cloudflare captchas runs off of. A couple weeks ago the spam method was working, just spam click the check box on your cloudflare captcha and you should get verified. This only works for the smaller sized captchas from my understanding, the captchas you get when you enter website that says "Checking that you are not a robot" is a it more tricky and advanced. I heard Cloudflare got an update so I don't know if this still works!

I just can't load the site on my switch

@TheZwick32 Thx!

i hate gif spam:<, i was having issues too

@jennyyyy1616 Quite relatable....very sorry you've dealt with this problem as well. Regardless though, everything's turning out fine in the end....

Well I don't think Twitter works on switch. Especially since Nintendo discontinued support for uploading switch videos on Twitter. Now if you get technical with hacking and stuff. There is a way. But it involves installing Android on switch. Which requires a hacked switch. Sorry if this is a lot. But there is no known way of doing it. Personally I like bluesky

Okay @VGMoose i spoke with some experts, they said add the cookie tc_utk and switch users should be able to browse websites and stuff.

@lwst animatic battle (I'm crying rn XD)

Your Welcome!

there has been some delayed behavior on the switchbru domain , it is being looked it to.

yeah, the Switch has a few security features, including their browser not supporting JIT compilation, which is how a lot of web exploits work. It's also running webkit, which is the same underlying browser that most phones and computers use. Also, Nintendo also has on their end a kill-switch: if they find out something in the browser is exploitable, they can force disable it until the next system update. In homebrew circles, this message is called the super nag (displays when trying to launch the browser): [image: 1666493858055-89beb05911bd177679ce0d19e341dcd7.png] In the past, this has been used to prevent PegaSwitch from working. It should also be noted though that even when this happened, there wasn't a virus that was maliciously targeting Switch web users, only homebrew users using it to hack their devices. here's what PegaSwitch looks like when it activates (only works on older Switch firmwares): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBVjrjoZO8w

Lol