Once when loading into DevForum on Chrome I got a Waiting for https://escv2.roblox.com/... (that’s what i think it said)
so that might be an endpoint. I’ve never clicked on it since idk what it is.
Edit:
Just got a Waiting for https://lms.roblox.com/...
LMS stands for Latency Measurement Service so I assume that it’s a domain to measure latency on all Roblox domains.
escv2.roblox.com does not exist. The site is actually ecsv2.roblox.com, which is Version 2 of the Economy Creator Stats API. The API is in v1 right now so maybe we will be seeing a v2 with more features?
This is not a Roblox-specific page. It’s actually the default 404 page for Internet Information Services, which is a web server.
realtime.roblox.com is not a “pretty old API that probably got deprecated”. It contains a SignalR server that the website connects to for realtime notification events.
No documentation exists for it because it’s not really something a developer would want to use. Despite this, it’s been implemented into quite a few libraries that wrap the Roblox API.
The docs on api.roblox.com were down for quite a while, including the consolidated page. It seems to be back now, although it seems that the consolidated page is broken.
The Games API is up - possibly just an internet issue.
Seeing the words “Screen Time” and “Restricted Hours”, probaly means that this is some kind of upcoming feature for parental controls which will allow them to limit how much they children can play roblox. Correct me if I am wrong but I am sure what I just said is pretty accurate.
These seem suspiciously similar to restrictions that Roblox China had (they had restricted hours and restricted screen time iirc), so could be related…
something else new i found,
The https://avatar.roblox.com/docs page has been change to be “Supported by SMARTBEAR” and the entire UI has changed, this is not the same for other Roblox APIs
Things are generally changing and so APIs are being either hidden or moved to another domain.
What are you referring to?
You indeed can’t request Roblox endpoints from the game. It’s not for the sake of proxies. A lot of people like myself create scripts / bots ran on own servers for integrating tools or automating some processes. This is meant to be a collection of APIs so people who use them may find things faster.
They’re just migrating to a newer UI. Nothing really revolutionary.