Hi,
Version: 050 Final
OS: Windows XP SP3
Install-type: Windows Installer
Skin : Classic darkblue
Firewall Software: None
Are you using IPV6? no
Is the issue reproducible? yes
I use the Classic - darkblue skin and I am unable to set the category for queued downloads anymore. This used to work fine but it stopped working when my download queue reached 317 downloads. I know that some people will say that the Classic skin is not meant for this high number of queued downloads. But I just like the skin more than the other ones. But now I ran against what appears to a limit of the skin.
When I change the category for any of the queued downloads then this appears to work (the category is shown to be the one I selected). But after the screen refreshes, the category is again set to none.
Erik
Classic skin queue size limit with 050 final?
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Classic skin queue size limit with 050 final?
Last edited by ErikBrown on March 14th, 2010, 12:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Classic skin queue size limit with 050 final?
Well "Classic" is just unusable for large queues, because it lacks paging.
We only keep it out of nostalgia and because it's easier for us when
using a debugger.
One thing you should do is set auto refresh to 0, because having another value
will make things worse.
We only keep it out of nostalgia and because it's easier for us when
using a debugger.
One thing you should do is set auto refresh to 0, because having another value
will make things worse.