I too would prefer annual (and hassle free). Keep in mind Google might get fickle again and suddenly payments could become a pain once more. Good luck with your thoughts. My main nice to have would be some way to access the files I download to my NAS directly via NZB360 and either stream or transfer...

On reflection I'd suggest just do it. Why worry about upsetting the existing membership? What are they going to do, not pay you anything more for using your program? That's the current arrangement ;o) Users in this area understand its a fast moving industry subject to sudden changes. One moment you'...

Wow. Way ahead of me.

99% of the time the downloading tab is empty. I usually check sabnzb as it's the only place to see all recent downloads in one place.

I suggest IF the downloading tab has something then show that but otherwise flip to the history tab.

Peter

Hi Kev, Definitely one of the more polished apps out there. Just free thinking but some ideas below. IMO you're possibly in danger of bloat now as the more features you add are only picked up by new 360 users and just get in the way of existing users already quite happy with. FWIW The NZB scene is r...

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Mon Apr 23, 2018 4:44 pm

Sup Kev, i have two server with ruTorrent/rTorrent

Are you working off a QNAP? Can you access rtorrent remotely via a qnap?

Great effort.

Regards

Peter

As a small follow up, it occurs to me that philosophically and in practice, torrents and NZBs are approached differently. NZB users are essentially finished once a file is downloaded. But many torrent users still look to actively manage each file after they have downloaded it. NZB360 functionality m...

Good question. I don't use torrents a lot so not sure what might be useful. You've already got tabs for downloading, error and finished so I can't think of any other obvious options. Some sites don't like hit and run users so being able to flag the required hosting time could be good (user defined)....

The idea is not to need a list to scroll through in the first place (optionally). The best content management occurs when the user only gets alerted to what they need to get alerted to.

Regards

Peter