Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is wbs-Retro?

wbs-Retro is a nostalgic chat platform created to bring back the essence of the old WBS chatrooms from the late '90s and early 2000s. It is designed for those who miss the early days of the internet and want to relive that experience.

2. How can I join wbs-Retro?

Joining wbs-Retro is easy! Simply go to the registration page, fill out the form, confirm your registration and you will be ready to start chatting with others.

3. Is there any cost to use wbs-Retro?

No, wbs-Retro is completely free to use. There are no hidden fees or subscription charges.

4. Are there any rules I should be aware of?

Yes, I have a set of guidelines to ensure a pleasant experience for everyone. Please be respectful to others, avoid sharing personal information, and follow the site rules. You can find the complete set of rules here.

5. Can I create my own chatroom?

You can certainly make use of the petition form and I'll review and consider it. No guarantees though!

6. Who can I contact for support?

If you need assistance with anything on wbs-Retro, please visit the Help Page where you can contact me.

7. Is my data safe on wbs-Retro?

I take privacy and security very seriously. Your data is stored securely and is not shared with any third parties. For more details, please read the privacy policy here.

8. Is wbs-Retro mobile friendly?

The short answer is no. I don't have the time, patience or inclination to make everything look and operate as it should on mobile devices. I apologize if this is a massive inconvenience.

9. I get warnings that I need to turn JavaScript on. Why?

JavaScript is a vital component of wbs-Retro and you quite simply can't use the system without it. This isn't JavaScript of the 90's, though - it has come a long way and is very robust and secure. 99% of the websites you use today are making use of JavaScript in some form or fashion.

10. What browsers are supported?

Any modern browser works fine with wbs-Retro - Gecko (Firefox), Chromium (Google Chrome, etc.) or Webkit (Safari).

11. What about Operating System?

Same. Anything modern from Microsoft, Apple or Linux distros.