@danniltrifonov Looks good! If you use try...except blocks you can make it more error proof (eg. if someone types a string, or a tries to divide by zero)

More info: https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_try_except.asp

Here's where the URL is supposed to point to, and we'll update the rules accordingly: https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/[censored]-prevention

More 3D experiments: https://vgmoose.bdns.dev/3d/zdogXperiments/

From this repo: https://github.com/gregja/zdogXperiments?tab=readme-ov-file

The Zdog library lets you render 3D directly to a <canvas> element and also has good compatibility on the Switch browser and otherm limited browsers: https://zzz.dog

Example:

(source URL: https://vgmoose.bdns.dev/3d/ )

They were removed during a nodebb upgrade due to an incompatibility with the plugin they require. We'll bring them back when this is fixed!

I can replicate the same bug on Switch, looking into a fix

Hmm, it's not impossible: https://www.reddit.com/r/googlecloud/comments/126efns/is_the_google_images_api_still_available/

Custom Search JSON API provides 100 search queries per day for free.

We went with pixabay since it's got a free API, but adding Google Images as an alternate option would be nice.

@DoctorL0ve You just set the DNS up in settings, and then try to launch YouTube (from the eShop, instead of connection test). Then, it'll open the browser, and after timing out, will automatically re-open itself.

@coaisntlucid This category has topics where other users have shared sites that work well: https://browsedns.net/category/14/useful-sites

For AI chat, for now you can DM @BrowseGPT on this forum.

This site simulates Windows XP, and runs great on console browsers!!

URL: https://pranx.com/windows-xp-simulator/

Does anyone have recent suggestions for updating the default links?

Specifically, what sites work well on the limited browser, and would be helpful to access quickly?

Think like, basic html games, or text-based sites, certain social medias, or simple sites, etc

Try the reset page at: https://switchbru.com/account/ (And check spam for the email it sends)

Updated this app with some newer connection test URLs, and a fix for the Mac app erroring in some scenarios.

@malakie If you mean the DNS is preventing online games from working, follow these instructions to reset your network config: https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22411/~/how-to-manually-enter-dns-settings-on-nintendo-switch

There's a FUZE4 forum too, and they've announced that they're hosting a Gamejam ending on June 1st: https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/2233/fuze-gamejam-36-theme-move

Their forum is also on nodebb which makes it look similar to ours :eyes:

I don't see any networking options, although you can share your code with others. It supports controllers and touch, including oddly enough the IR camera on the joycon. So you could do local co-op, at least. Maybe the limitations there are enforced by Nintendo.

There's a $1 "player" app, so others can use that to play your games without buying FUZE4 itself. Although, it feels like this should be free! That would make it easier to spread games: https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/fuze-player-switch/

This notification is due to the Switch running out of RAM/memory when loading the page, and also happens on the WiiU and 3DS browsers as well.

On one hand it could be considered a limitation, but since the browser runs as an applet (it's not a full app or game) it only has access to a limited amount of memory in the first place. This is why the browser is able to work while running another game-- it's very light on resources.

We're working on https://chat.browsedns.net/ to address this, but it's not 100% ready yet. The goal is to access the same chat messages as this site but in an easier to use way. I'd appreciate some feedback if anyone tries it out on Switch!

It is proprietary, but the language is similar to python, so most concepts will carry over into other engines.

It reminds me most of using pygame on PC: https://www.patternsgameprog.com/series/discover-python-and-patterns/ with the input loop, game logic and displaying text/graphics

Here's a review from another developer: https://www.g33kchris.net/blog/fuze-4-switch-review