By Siling-La
07 Jan 2020 05:33
Category: Complaint

When you search up 3dspaint on the internet using Google ( I haven't tested this with other browsers) it comes up normally, but when you click on that link, it takes you to a link that was something like:
"https://3dspaint.com/...(alot of letters and numbers I can't remember)"

This link I believe will work fine on a mobile device, pc, or really new Nintendo system, but on a 3ds I have found it to be unloadable. In fact, I sat waiting almost two full minutes for my 3ds to load the homepage, and even after that the 3ds "gave up" and gave me notifications like: "Failed to load part of this page", "Connection error", and "Terminated Script Execution" and then finally stopped loading. I was left on a 3ds homepage that was barely loaded and containing no operable links, buttons, or text areas.

I suggest the link be changed to "http://3dspaint.com/", which I have found to be relatively fast-loading and reliable. I have used this link my entire time on Paint until I by accident deleted my bookmark which made me have to manually look up this site.

Now, I know that this may be a thing that doesn't need to be fixed right away, but I believe there are a bunch of people with outdated Nintendo systems still searching for something they can use thier device for. There are few sites for these people, and if the link is messed up and it doesn't load when they click it, they may think this site was made wrong or isn't compatible, so I believe this should be fixed as soon as can be done.

Thank you for your time.

Status: Resolved

By @TulipsOfLove
07 Jan 2020 14:25

I would suggest contacting google to report the broken link (if possible

By @TulipsOfLove
07 Jan 2020 14:23

Google will have to re-crawl the site to fix the link issues.

By @banjo2
07 Jan 2020 06:14

Also, the 3DSPaint link from Google (the actual 3DS Painter) is a 404, because it brings you to /menu_3dspaint.php rather than /paint, it'd be great if menu_3dspaint.php would redirect to /paint, unless wejust need to wait for Google to update or something like that.