So after a server migration, ThunderBrowse is now back online. Hooray!
I apologize for not giving a heads up to this downtime, I was unaware that the servers were going to go down. But now we don’t have to worry about that!
So basically, the old server went down was because ThunderBrowse was on a shared hosting account and the other people on the server decided to leave but not tell anyone else, thus the hosting account was suspended. This caused everyone to see the account was suspended while I migrated over to a brand new server.
I apologize for any confusion this might have caused. None of your accounts were closed, only our hosting account.
Thanks for understanding and I hope you continue to enjoy using ThunderBrowse.
Why is ThunderBrowse even wasting bandwidth by having a default page served up remotely anyways? Why isn't that page stored in the chrome?
I thought about making the start page local a long time ago, but due to the restrictions of Google's TOS, I cannot. Doing so would fall under the rule that forbids a Google search bar from being integrated into a software application. Mozilla has a deal with Google that allows them to do this, I do not.