Bromo Review

Five times in a row, where a grid of scenes should be, the page prints the words invalid parameters. This is now the third site in this directory to do exactly that, alongside I Know That Girl and Lesbea, all three carrying the same footer and the same licensing company. It is not a coincidence and it is not one site having a bad afternoon; something in a shared build is broken and has been for a while.

The footer, as on its siblings, is the strong part. Content Removal, Accessibility and an anti-trafficking statement are published as separate documents, the trademark owner and the licensee are named, and the authorised billers are listed rather than appearing only at checkout.

A visitor today can establish nothing about the product: no price, no scene count, no schedule, no performer index, no sample. A pop-under is thrown over the top of the error messages. Whatever is behind the login may be in perfect order; the public side is not, and has not been checked by anyone in some time.