Full database exports, Discord avatars, and easier server setup

Take more control of your server data with complete database exports and check subdomains before creating them. A new Discord avatar editor, clearer tool guides, and practical dashboard fixes also make everyday tasks easier.

More control over your servers

• Export your complete gameserver database. The Databases tab now offers an export containing both structure and data, alongside the existing structure-only option.
• Check subdomains before creating them. Preview availability in DNS & Subdomains for gameservers, VPS, dedicated servers, and TeamSpeak servers.
• Find the VPS settings you can actually change. The System Information card no longer shows the non-editable Boot Order and Cloud-Init fields, keeping attention on DNS and Memory Ballooning.
• Start managed Foundry Virtual Tabletop servers without the permissions failure. A fix addresses the data-folder access problem that caused affected servers to fail repeatedly during startup.
• Recognize your gameserver at a glance. The Active variant widget now falls back to the game's icon when no variant-specific icon is available, including affected Minecraft servers. English startup status also correctly reads “Starting” instead of “Starts.”
• See the DDoS-protection switch again. Fixed an issue that could make the toggle invisible.

Useful tools, with clearer guidance

• Create a Discord-ready avatar privately. The new Discord Avatar Preview & Editor lets you crop, zoom, rotate, adjust colors, and apply filters, with live Discord-style previews before downloading a 512 × 512 PNG. Your image stays in your browser, and touch gestures support editing on mobile.
• Plan your Minecraft setup with more guidance. The RAM Calculator, Start-Script Generator, DNS SRV Generator, and Nether Calculator now offer clearer explanations, step-by-step guidance, and related tools to help you choose your next step.
• Troubleshoot Minecraft with clearer tool pages. The Server Status Checker and Log Analyzer now provide more context and usage guidance. Newly added Log Analyzer explanations also display in English and other supported languages instead of falling back to German.
• Get started with server monitoring more easily. The Server Monitoring tool page now includes a three-step guide, clearer feature explanations, and links to related network tools.

Smoother dashboard and Discord workflows

• Find a next step for an empty Discord bot. When no dependencies are installed, a “Browse templates” button now takes you directly to the Marketplace tab.
• Keep form controls within reach. Save bars in Discord bot settings, AI configuration, and profile settings no longer overlap fields or buttons on short pages and smaller screens.
• Use the dashboard more comfortably on mobile. The Discord “Community Unlock” banner stays within its card on narrow screens, and the notification popover no longer extends beyond the viewport.

A more consistent browsing experience

• Browse hosting pages with fewer visual distractions. Removed duplicate entrance animations, aligned TeamSpeak hero tilt with other pages, standardized gameserver section typography, and refined Lifetime section accents.