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I don't know why there's still VRChat 2026.2.1 from April 2026 celebrated as a "new release!" in Help & Info, and nothing more recent in news. The Big Screen Beyond 2e: VRChat Edition announcement is also missing from here, while it's found in the client. https://vrchat.com/home/help-articles/news

Reproduction steps: Enter username and password Enter 2FA (code generator in this case) Get redirected back to login Enter username and password again Actually be logged in

https://vrchat.com/home/help-articles/worlds Expected result: Finding Worlds, Creating a New Instance, What is Community Labs? Actual result: "No articles found for this topic."

I'm experiencing an issue when trying to change my Display Name through the VRChat website. Whenever I enter a new Display Name and click the save button, the website briefly shows a loading animation, as if the changes were being saved. However, once the loading finishes, my old Display Name remains unchanged. I've tried refreshing the page, logging out and back in, and using an incognito browser window, but the issue persists.

On the VRChat Ask Forum, when a post is flagged for moderation, its contents are temporarily hidden. However, the post contents are not hidden in HTML source view from <meta property="og:description"> and <meta name="twitter:description"> when this happens. When a temporarily hidden post is then shared to instant messaging software or shared on social media, the full post will be seen. Steps to reproduce: Post something on the VRChat Ask forums. On another account, flag the post for moderation review for a reason (e.g., inappropriateness). The post will become temporarily hidden for everyone. On any non-moderator account or as a guest visitor, click the post date for the URL pointing to that temporarily hidden post, then share the URL or view the HTML source of that URL. Affected URL: https://ask.vrchat.com/t/ai-vrchat-worlds/49088/16 Expected result: Temporarily hiding the post should also hide the post from meta tags. Actual result: Flagged content is temporarily hidden in body, but not in HTML source or when shared on instant messaging apps/social media, defeating the purpose of temporarily hiding posts.

Example group: https://vrchat.com/home/group/grp_17c132b5-f48c-48dc-839c-32cbb3167ded Attached screenshots show 109988 members with "Group is Full" and then 109989 members after I joined using VRCX. Using VRCX users are able to join the group just fine.

A minor accessibility annoyance. The page reads "list, [n] items" three times for release notes due to list discontinuities, which seem to be unintended. Expressed in Markdown: - "Filter Extreme Horror" is no longer cut off at the bottom of the Comfort and Safety settings. - The "typing" indicator is once again visible in red for users who's full chatbox you have hidden. - The HUD Face Mirror should no longer appear as a black square on the loading screen. This causes the two lists above to become separated and discontinued from each other, forming two <ul> elements in HTML output. This can disrupt a non-visual reader with navigation or interrupt reading the release notes with reading out "list, [n] items" repeatedly. I expected there should be no newline in between, and there to be one unordered list <ul> element on the page. In Markdown, the above is expected to be: - "Filter Extreme Horror" is no longer cut off at the bottom of the Comfort and Safety settings. - The "typing" indicator is once again visible in red for users who's full chatbox you have hidden. - The HUD Face Mirror should no longer appear as a black square on the loading screen. It also occurs right before: - Fixed an issue that prevented the "Customize Action Menu" page to open for looks when associated data didn't properly load.

An accessibility issue. When navigating the VRChat 2026.4.1 (Build 1936) release notes page by links, a screen reader software will read "here", but there is no context where the link that says "here" goes to for non-visual users. https://docs.vrchat.com/docs/vrchat-202641 Expected result: "You can read about it in [Face Tracking documentation]!", or similar. Actual result: "You can read about it [here]!" Additional info: List of hyperlinks on the page: "October 10, 2026 Developer Update" (ok), "here" (ambiguous), "custom cache directory" (ok).

When I try to sign into the website it presents me with the "agree to updated TOS" prompt. I agree. It sends me back to the "agree to TOS" prompt, ad infinitum. This happens on both Firefox and Safari.

When deleting an avatar on the website, the "Are you sure you want to delete this avatar" modal appears below the darkened background layer, except for the buttons.