u/Fish_Goes_Moo

Server list used to have symbols right next to all the servers showing what they support. p2p, smart routing, plus servers for streaming and so on.

P2P symbol doesn't show on any servers in the main list at all. Have to go to the p2p tab now.
Smart routing servers, only show up when you click a country and expand the list. Used to just be there on the country list, so you could see at a glance.
Plus servers for streaming, symbol is just gone, I can't find it anywhere. Proton still refers to connecting to plus servers in their guides, so I assume you still need a "plus server" for streaming properly.

So is there anyway to get the symbols to show like they used to and where did the plus servers hide?

Also seems like it's hiding servers as well. One of the servers I have pinned, works fine, you can connect to it, but it doesn't show up in the list for that country and searching for it, does not find it. The lists for the countries seem like they aren't displaying all the servers, like it used to.

Latest version, 4.4.1 on windows.

Same behaviour on multiple pcs, so I assume it's some dumb change at Proton's end.

Thanks.

I ride with my brother and have done for years, between us we have broken 4 frames, all cracked in the same place, the seat tube weld.

He broke two orange crush frames there. These were old 26" versions, about 2012, both broke after about 3 years a each (long time, can't remember exactly) don't know the mileage.

Built new, around a brand-X HT-01 frame in 2017. That was seemingly fine for a long time, so we assumed was just unlucky with the Orange frames. That's cracked now, after 9 years and at least 18000 miles, where did it crack? seat tube.

I thought maybe he is just fat, but last year my Vitus Sentier frame cracked, that was after about 8000 miles, that also cracked on the seat tube.

So at this point, I'm thinking, it's something we are doing, surely we can't just be that unlucky.

To start with the obvious, always plenty of seat post in, after the Orange frames went, we have always made sure of it. At least 15cm of post in the frame, well below the weld lines, so it's not that.

Type of riding is natural forest, so a lot of seated riding on ground that is not perfectly flat, so I guess you are bobbing on the seatpost a lot.

I'm 95KG give or take + my bag which is at least another 4KG. Don't know his weight, but he is a fair bit heavier than me.

Is it really just unlucky, or is the type of riding just hard on the frame?

Before I had the sentier, I had a steel frame. That took the same kind of riding for 7 years, 13000 miles and a tumble down a hill and was no worse for wear.

Bit of a ramble, but any thoughts, type of riding we do is just hard on that bit of the frame? Aluminium just sucks? We are just too fat :D ?

I just can't believe we can be this unlucky.

Thanks.