Is the link to the PF Library for Newtonian Dynamics not working?

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The link to the PF Library for Newtonian Dynamics is currently not functioning, causing confusion among users. While the defined browse facility for Newtonian Dynamics works, the breadcrumb navigation appears to have broader issues, as clicking the last breadcrumb item does not lead to the expected category. Users report that earlier breadcrumb links to broader categories are operational. It is acknowledged that the site administrator, Greg, is likely aware of these problems and has them on his to-do list. Overall, the discussion highlights navigation issues within the PF Library related to Newtonian Dynamics.
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The link https://www.physicsforums.com/library.php?do=view_sstopic&sstopicid=180"
in
Physics Help and Math Help - Physics Forums > PF Library > Physics > Classical Mechanics > Newtonian Dynamics
at the top of the relevant pages isn't working. :confused:

(though the Defined browse facility does work for Newtonian Dynamics)
 
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Actually, I don't think the breadcrumbs are working quite right in general, not just that one entry. If you click the last item on the breadcrumb to get to the most specific category, it doesn't seem to take you anywhere. When I've clicked on the broader categories earlier in the breadcrumb trail, they seem to work okay.
 
I noticed this the other day. I'm sure Greg has it on his very long list.
 
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