Oops, yep.

The underlying issue appears to be fixed, however the Wiki is cached very aggressively so it's very likely that your browser will remember that it was a download before and try to download it again. I'm not sure what the best fix for that is right now, please bear with me.

Just wanted to report in that the wiki is back up and working correctly for me. OS: Windows 10 Browser: Firefox Time: 7:43am EST

not me :(

For the wiki I couldn't just do ctrl+f5 I had to do the full on clear cache (aka clear browsing data) to get it to finally work properly. On Chrome and on microsoft edge (not sure if it'll work for other browsers) just click ctrl+shift+delete and it'll bring up the clear browsing data pop up. If it doesn't work for y'all then look in your browser's settings under the Privacy and security heading and it should have something that says clear browsing data. OS: Windows 10 Browser: Google Chrome Time: 14:15 Server time

Can confirm that works on Microsoft Edge. I didn't even need to clear my cache to open the wiki. It seems like it's good but I'm going to do it XDD anyway because my cache is a mess Good work on fixing it~

Man, what an interesting issue- Who would've known that trying to update files could be so problamatic haha

I remember clicking links that were downloaded onto my computer and thought I was getting sent a trojan horse lol. When I opened the files they were just code though, but I deleted them once I saw the post. I almost filed a bug report as well!

I'm still seeing some images as a broken page with a red line through them (like pokemon on platforms). I'm guessing this is a my side issue? :/ Example:

I'm sorry, I don't see a broken page or a red line in the platform you've provided. Did you fully clear your "cached images and files" as is described in the top post?