When starting a new download, starting download should not be active if the metadata request is unseccuesfull, I think should also be on the core side as well. Libtorrent raises exception otherwise anyways
For search results and channels results:
I woudl lıke to have trorrent helth to be checked automatıcallz, but ofc this would result quıte overhead to overcome this
a paginated result window would be helpfull, ie: 20 results per page and an option to navigate next and previous pages.
Also for channels who have big number of torrents, the query i think should be made by the sort order of the user. This waz user can browse 20K torrents channels without waiting to snychronize all of them
Speed graph in by time per torrent download details
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Also for channels who have big number of torrents, the query i think should be made by the sort order of the user. This waz user can browse 20K torrents channels without waiting to snychronize all of them
Sorry, can’t understand you here. If you subscribe to a channel, it is downloaded completely, and you can use whatever sorting you want. Did you mean that Tribler should remember your sorting preferences?
I read my post again I also did not understand.
What I want to say is, when there is a channel which has a huge number of torrents. When the user first opens the channel, he/she she sees random torrents added 2 or 3 years ago.
However the user generally wants to see latest torrents then navigate to the older by page.
You are right about subscribing but it takes a big load of time to subscribe those big channels, mostly users dont have this attention span or dedication to use a software.
“Downloading” tab. I can’t see reason to put there something else…
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Good point. We will consider switching default sort order to “Most recent torrents first”.
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Dowload location only has a history of 5, make it a option to fill in yourself.
I think the home screen should have at bare minimum a few things indicating network status and health.
- Number of connections
- NAT type and number of connection attempts/successes/failures
- Network Speed as well as indication of traffic used as an exit node (if you are one)
- Age and progress of update of Trustchain (unless I am incorrect in the way the trustchain works) with traffic consumed by chain updates
Trying to make sense of the raw data in the debug window is frustrating, and visualizing that might be easier to tell if your installation is working correctly.
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Toggle left mouse click show and unshow Torrent information. Now you have to switch to downloads and back to all for this layout to go away.
Nice idea, we’ll do it!
I have considered security and besides the hops there should be more done to trick trolls and make their lives miserable.
What do you meant by “tricking the trolls” exactly? Please, be more specific.
A few things I’d like to see added to the GUI
- Sortable Peers table
- Filter by Active non seeding files
- More DHT and Swarm information
- Display current connection port that is used for firewalled users
Is there a way to change settings for display typeface or color, and size? When I put in info for a newly created file, it was a blue that was impossible for me to read. Blues on top of black don’t have enough contrast. Thanks.
Excuse me, but I can’t understand what you mean. Could you please make a screenshot?
I realized the issue was with the website, when I was setting up my profile, etc. I’m really distracted as of late and will try to provide more detailed info later. Thanks. While I’m here, I had started a channel, put some files in it, but the display always indicated ‘0’ contents. I understand that it can take a while before these files will start circulating, but they weren’t showing up to me either. Later then, my channel was empty.
Should be a list of known trolls by now somethere
We don’t have trolls! Or do we?