I know its been under construction and big changes in prepartion for the new functionality of the website, which were recently publically funded.
I'd contact them direction on email or facebook. (support@fishranger.com.au). Mine still appears to be working on Chrome. Any feedback helps this process.

Something to note, is that I think its changing to a paid website soon to get the added functionality (10 day forcasts, GFS vs BOM, 3D weather forecasts etc.)

 I was one of the backers for that project, can't wait to see the site up and running.

 yeah ill flick him an email, i supported the new site too, well worth it, but now im getting a blank page, not really useful :)

if its working then it may be isolated to me.....

 yeah ill flick him an email, i supported the new site too, well worth it, but now im getting a blank page, not really useful :)

if its working then it may be isolated to me.....

  Mine is all good on chrome

 I backed fishranger too. Flick Joe an email as above, he will reply. Mine is working ok on IOS 

 Heres an email I got indicating some of the new features. The two different 10-day forecast models look like a winner I reckon

The features we have been working on, apart from some bug fixes and minor tweaks are:

• 10 day forecasts
• Introduction of another wind forecast model to get a ‘second opinion’
• Time Machine feature – so you can look back to any day (since 2015) and see what the weather was.  This lets you analyse your past fishing trips and look for favourable weather patterns.
• New site design – We are making it easier to use and giving it a fresh new look
• Payment Portal – to accept subscriptions moving forward

Here is a development release of the new 10 day wind chart with second GFS wind chart underneath it.  These models have different model physics and are produced by different agencies so are arrived at through totally independent means. If there is consensus between the models you can have a high degree of confidence those conditions will prevail.

10 Day forecast for Portland Horse Shoe in Victoria:

 Another backer here. I'm not yet convinced of the GFS forecast. Seems to suggest lighter winds than BOM and BOM seems to generally be on the money. Happy to be educated though.

i chipped in as i thought it was well worth the money, especially when BoM is moving forecasting to be ex-East coast

it's been working fine for me.

macbook and iphone/ipad apps.

great site !

 ......turns out it was me, my router wasnt letting me access certain (a lot of) sites, only work ones! 

power cycle and all good. poblem solved

   But of late, I have become a firm believer in Windy.com.   After being put onto it by a local wetliner, who has been using it closely most of this year ( and he was put onto it by Whitey) , it has so far proven staggeringly accurate. Far, far better than anything else I have ever used, and believe me, after making my living off the ocean for many yers, then going recco after that, I've tried 'em all.  It gives a choice of two different forecast models, the GFS mentioned above and the ECMWF, which comes up as default. I've been using the default ECMWF  , find it here www.windy.com/  Do yourself a favour and give it a go. The incredibly useful part about it is the animation of wind directions and the pressure areas that influence it , both locally and globally.  Look at it and you will start to understand why wind acts as it does. Zoom in for very localised forecasts. as an example--anyone here ever fished Exmouth Gulf in the warmer months? Wonder why it can be a westerly in the gulf and fresh ssw westside. or why you get the glass-offs, and why the Learmonth forecast and observations can be pretty useless for up past Exmouth Reef? Just look at the animation, see the low form up over the Gulf during the day, and see the wind rotations. Brilliant stuff. You can also overlay actual weather station observations on the map as well. We were coming back in from the Gulf last week, 15 mile from the marina light nor-wester, obs at Learmonth showed a 17 knot SW. Looking at the animation ( on my phone) you could see the low moving up, dragging the wind behind it. I predicted we'd likely hit the SW about 5 miles out, and it was spot -on. 

Can't recommend it highly enough, available on both desktop and as an Android or iOS app.  The ECMWF is a very accurate model provided by the European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts. Clear winner compared to other forecast models.  Since the model is commercial , only a few companies in the world offer it. Windy.com currently has a free version, which i am using. if it goes subscription only, I'll gladly pay, based on what I have seen so far.  And please don't be saying stuff like "Europe is too far away, don't know our weather" Duh. All weather modelling is global. The accuracy I'm seeing right down to the very localised weather effects, is staggering. I'll give you another local example--if you know Kalbarri at all, you'll know the wind is usually lighter in the "bay" at a certain  stage of the morning, when it is blowing southerly further offshore. I'd define the "bay" as a line drawn from Second Bluff north  to the First Sandpatch.  This modelling actually shows that. Nothing you can get from fishranger or meteye or whatever does.  No more looking at numbers or graphs, just look at colour shadings and flow directions.  It also gives tides, swell ( haven't looked at that), webcams...

 if you click on a point (desktop) , it will give you are wind speed and direction forecast at that point. In the app, tap on the point then move the picture around to get the part of the picture you want for forecast under that point. You are not stuck with a pre-determined point. I know Fishranger uses a grid system, but, for example, the two Kalbarri points, inshore and offshore, usually say the same thing, when I know for sure they won't be. That was my big disappointment with Fishranger. On the other hand, Windy shows those variations much more accurately, at least in the time I'm looking at it. And the ECMWF has always been more accurate than BOM or GFS, again, in the time I've been looking at it. As to it being a global model, less granular?--I've found it extremely granular, amazingly so. The modelling that BOM, et al, are using is only a part of a global model, anyway.  

The wetliner I referrred to has the shore-based guy looking at the app, and talking to the blokes, offshore, actually in it, and the actual vs the forecast is normally very close.