#1 Basic navigation on the homepage (desktop)

Basic navigation on desktop is pretty simple,
you Only have to worry about pressing the currect buttons in your bar.
Links are mainly orange/yellow,
unless they're in a list, then they're black. Else they're underscored.

#2 Basic navigation on the homepage (mobile)

On mobile you get a cooler, but less friendly navigator.
When you press the "Menu" button in your bar, you get a terminal of sort.
Typing help gives you a basic command help page.
goto is a way to navigate through pages. All pages are displayed in the terminal on startup,
but you don't have to type them exactly like that.
For example "Random_things" can be spelled in any way. I.e: randoM_thInGs, random_things, ...
REload (reload) is a utility to reload the current page you're in.
And typing exit just exists the navigator.

#3 Fonts looking broken

Fonts being broken is a sign of your browser and/or your browser's extensions blocking remote fonts.
You can disable remote font blocking or manually whitelist cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/hack-font@3/build/web/hack.css for the Nerd Hack Font.

#4 Broken UI

Broken UI is probably caused by you disabling JavaScript.
If you see a red/orange bar with a clickable link, press it, if not,
here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser

#5 How to report bugs?

Bugs can be reported on my GitHub repository
It would also be nice if you formatted the title like this:
`[DEVICE (desktop or mobile)] {BROWSER} issue summary`.
For example: [DESKTOP] {Firefox v89.0.2} I see penguins.
In the issue please include screenshots and discription of the problem.
There is no stupid issue, unless it's a troll.