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Almost all the NSFW mods, are filtered out of my searches even though I'm pretty sure I've got the filters in my search right, and my account settings are set to show adult content. When I go to the profile of a user that has uploaded a random mod that's filtered out of my search (I've gotten to the mod through a link from youtube) the mod in question is shown under his files, but with an orange message on it saying: "This mod contains content that you have blocked in your settings and will not be visible in any of your search results." Has anyone experienced this issue and knows how to solve it? Am I missing something? Cheers! Never mind, I seem to have fixed it. I found a tab in my settings I didn't see before, my mistake!

When using the "Last Updated" sort, it seems like the ordering is unreliable - they usually stay in the same order, but sometimes, a mod update will sneak into the middle of search results. This happens regardless of additional filter settings. As an example - I checked the mod list last night (approximately 11PM CDT), and looked at everything from page 1 through ~page 10 (stopping at items dated 8/14/21). I opened each item I intended to download in a new tab, and downloaded most of them. Today (with this issue in mind), I went through to page 5 and found the results in the image below on page 4. I'm certain the Mator Smash update wasn't listed last night - it's a very distinct thumbnail, and it's about as exciting as a utility update can get. I've always seen this issue, although frequency/max date affected seems to vary - on average it seems to only affect files updated in the past few days, but I've seen up to a week or two before. In this ~12 hours from my last search to this one, I found about 2-3 files like this, using the same filter settings. I'm not sure if it's an arbitrary sort, since it typically only seems to affect a handful of files, almost as if they're "late" inserted records? Is this some sort of user error, or a known issue I can work around in some way? I've got a huge load order, tracking everything definitely isn't feasible (not to mention missing out on potential new mods).