<HTML><BODY><ol><li class="cl-mwm1mr6ups">Why does the news item at the top of the page ("v3.2.4 is out") link to a category page for all release notes, rather than a specific version?<br> </li><li class="cl-mwm1mr6ups">I couldn't find a way to download old installers on it (<a href="https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/fpc/website/-/work_items/8#note_3765390600">https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/fpc/website/-/work_items/8#note_3765390600</a>)<br> </li><li class="cl-mwm1mr6ups">The download page states: «Because of a lack of release builders and testers, 3.2.2 is only available for a limited number of platforms and not in all package formats.» I don't know, but I thought the stable 3.2.2 was available for "all" platforms. Perhaps he meant a different version?<br> </li><li class="cl-mwm1mr6ups">The words in the "<code>" tag are displayed as a white rectangle (maybe the font also be white).<br> </li><li class="cl-mwm1mr6ups">The search box at the top of the page also appears as a black rectangle.<br> </li><li class="cl-mwm1mr6ups">The "Quick Start" page contains code snippets. The font colors (both regular and string constants) and background contrast poorly.<br> </li><li class="cl-mwm1mr6ups">As far as I understand, the text in all frames that link to subsections is bottom-aligned, not top-aligned. This is noticeable when the text on the page occupies a different number of lines due to translation. For example, on the download page, the rectangles labeled "Download Binaries"/"Download Sources"/"Download Documentation"</li></ol><div> </div><div>The website was opened on the old Chrome 109 version on Windows 8.1. I can provide screenshots by creating an issue on the website's bug tracker.</div></BODY></HTML>