invite.teamspeak.com is fine.
What i found is when invite link was generated in client (3.5.6 - 3.6.0) it missed a /
https://invite.teamspeak.comabcdefg/
is wrong.
https://invite.teamspeak.com/abcdefg/
is right.
invite.teamspeak.com is fine.
What i found is when invite link was generated in client (3.5.6 - 3.6.0) it missed a /
https://invite.teamspeak.comabcdefg/
is wrong.
https://invite.teamspeak.com/abcdefg/
is right.
Cornelius tested Invite URLs on Safari IOS, worked 100%
In Edge it didn’t work, when there’s not GET Parameter, so yes it works but some browsers show other things
Edge is one of the browser i tested this morning. It works fine there.
No additional GET parameter (the URL i pasted above) was needed and Edge is unmodified.
Hello!
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I have a question, in Team Speak 3, was the server list functionality removed?
After some updates I no longer find this functionality.
Thanks.
That option is no longer in use.
I run a TS 3 Server and I’ve noticed that TS 5 will bee able to connect (Not a problem with that) but knowing there’e still a huge call for TS 3 client they can’t find servers as you guy’s have removed this feature we feel it would be more beneficial to be able to see the server list on both client’s so to be able to join via which ever client other’s run.Could you please bring it back? Thanks
Hi,
If I refer to this message : Error in logs: TS3ANetwork::Send failed error: 111 - #29
Does that mean that the weblist is never gonna get a “comeback” ?
Just wondering as there seems that the new “community” servers are displayed in the new server list and was wondering if we could get our servers show there (or maybe this will be bring to us with the, maybe, upcomming TS6 Server binaries) ?
So that’s just to be sure that it’s dead as of now thanks
The new Server Discovery will be for TS6 Servers only, so when Server files are released it would be possible to get them listed there.
In recent times, the weblist has been under constant attack and has become a target for malicious users who list fake servers. Additionally, the weblist dates back to TeamSpeak 3 days, which means that it needs to be rebuilt from the ground up to meet current security standards.
That’s all I wanted to know, that’s fine for me (I would also had accepted the fact that TS6 client listing TS3 servers would be confusing for users, to not found the screen share capability (or any new stuff handled by the newer server )