System tray double click and adding magnet/torrent behaviour

[nexus2001]

Finally I switched from annoying utorrent, which is full of ads and implemented stupidity, by words on other forums about qbit.

Now, I have few questions, because I cannot find few options. Maybe they are not implemented into, maybe I'm getting silly with letters, due to excessive work on PC.

First is, is there an option where qbit can only onpen from system tray when double clicked? I do not prefer one click.
Second, is there an option where qbit reacts (opens window, or displays info on systray), when magnet/torrent link is added?

[ciaobaby]

Second, is there an option where qbit reacts (opens window, or displays info on systray), when magnet/torrent link is added?

Yes there is, Tools -> Options -> Downloads.

First is, is there an option where qbit can only onpen from system tray when double clicked? I do not prefer one click.

No

[nexus2001]

Thanks for first.

Will second be implemented?

[ciaobaby]

You can make a feature request at https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorr ... s/Wishlist

Please search for any existing  suggestions/requests before making the request.

[nexus2001]

Ok, I'm a bit confused with "adding" request, but I hope that I got it right. Because I do not know how to add it as request, there is only an option "New issue" and after writing down subject and comment, only given option is "submit issue"
I added it as subject: [FEATURE REQUEST] Add double click to open program from system tray icon label:Wishlist (yes I even added label:wishlist) Link: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues/2122

One thing is strange, as I added it, it doesn't show on the list: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/labels/Wishlist , even if it is searched filtered by my username.

[ciaobaby]

Well at the very least, I'm glad somebody finds Git as confusingly obtuse as I do and I've read the f***ing manual

[ciaobaby]

Well! After a little more "Git user manual reading" about labels, I find that as is to be expected .... the 'manual' is WRONG.

A: The only person(s) who can assign labels is the repo owner, .. not sure whether it would be safe to assume that this also means named contributors or not but hey! that's "user manuals" for you.

B: Is says ... and I quote;

Select the checkbox next to the items you want to apply a label to.

Well suffice to say, ... There is NO "checkbox", there is a list of items with absolutely no indication that it IS masquerading as a 'checkbox'.


And you guys wonder why I'm apparently over critical about these things.

[sledgehammer_999]

Unfortunately the only drawback with github (not git itself) is the lack of more refined control for the bugtracker. The only persons that can assign labels,milestones,close(other people's) issues are persons that also have WRITE access to the repo. That is insane!!!

I wanted to give more people control over the bugtracker but github is very limited on this feature. Why do I keep using it? For it's pull request feature and because you can cross-reference issues just by typing their number and you can also cross-reference commits and all relevant parties get notified.

[sledgehammer_999]

Regular users can only create bugs. They cannot assign labels upon creation. And they can close only THEIR bugs.

[nexus2001]

Yep, that is a bit of bummer.

OK, no matter what, I hope one day double-click systray opening will be implemented.
Thanks guys.