Is fosshub.com Safe?

This site has never given me any flags before today and i have been happy with what i prev. downloaded but today the page is showing as : "insecure (broken HTTPS)" also numerous javascript errors (126) and that was a first. Can't find any problems with the cert chains except for no constraints on the paths. I will say that it is OBVIOUS that a competitor has been here attempting to discredit them though and that only makes me know that FOSS is a potential threat to THEIR COMPETITION,...NOT USERS of the page. *Note to the dumb asses who are trolling here: When you give all thumbs down to every positive review, and their were many.. u only look like a disgruntled twit out to sabotage.. not like a credible user/reviewer! . Fix that https issue and get back to the secure page i have always used pls FOSS, though it may not be your fault. Thanks

A good alternative to find Open Source programs and projects, but i got "attention required" everytime when entering this site at first time between day, probably it's prevent spam or attacking that depend by visitor's country. Sadly for FileZilla users, it seems developers of this program have only zip (portable) version available for Windows, no executable setup available here. Probably developers has opted in and still need to get benefits from SourceForge DevShare (sourceforge.net) with shameless bundled (wrapper) installer that harmful many Windows users, include Mac OSX, too. *They (SourceForge) now offer .dmg downloader package to download both actual application and adware on Mac OSX.

FossHub (to me) is what some sites should study. Why? So sites can stop turning into ***** and drop the whole "bundle malware, adware, and/or a shit-ton of other unwanted progams with OUR programs to profit" scheme. I'll say it time and time again: that sort of thing RUINS the trusty-ness of a website, and in no case should happen!

FossHub is a part of FOSS community focused on providing downloads and hosting for the free projects. We HATE pop-ups, spyware and excessive ads. We are against deceptive/misleading advertising and we HATE bundles, INSTALLERS and everything else that is designed to trick the regular home users. Please note that we do not modify software binaries.

@jamrb - I think we found the problem. The developer of one software uploaded the ad-supported version which we just deleted a few minutes ago. Next time, before posting a negative review, please let us know so that we can attempt to get in touch with the person responsible for this.