Cap u/l per torrent instead of globally + little cosmetic requests

[TheShadowRunner]

Hey All,

Farewell Bitcomet, Hi uTorrent!

I just converted today and really appreciate the work that's been done on uTorrent.

I've 2-3 requests:

1. Is there anyway to cap the upload per torrent instead of caping globally, like instead of capping 50K up global, i'd rather cap 20K up per torrent so that the bandwidth is better balanced?

2. Is it possible to put an "Exit program" button in the toolbar

3. Is it possible to have a "Force Start" button in the toolbar?

That's it, very happy with uTo for now!

Later,

TSR

[ScubaSteve]

double click the torrent name and a dialog pops up where u can set speed limits. as for the toolbar requests they are really not necessary, is it to difficult to right click the torrent name and select force start. and there is many ways to close the program, click X button in top right, right click sys tray icon, Alt + F4 .

[TheShadowRunner]

> double click the torrent name and a dialog pops up where u can set speed limits.

Doing this everytime is bothersome. A setting somewhere would be loads better.

> as for the toolbar requests they are really not necessary,

Agreed, although there again, they would be handy. (I have close as minimize to tray and would rather click a toolbar button than going all the way to the keyboard pressing Alt+F4)

Nothing critical here, just feature requests!

Later,

TSR

[Switeck]

Perhaps what could be done is each torrent could be given a u/l per torrent cap by default (settable in preferances under Torrent Options or Bandwidth Limiting)?

Unless it is changed from when uTorrent is 1st installed, the per torrent cap should be the same as (greyed out and tied to?) the global maximum. We don't want to make configuring utorrent any harder than it is.

Then if you wanted to change each, you could do it manually.

[splintax]

Agreed, although there again, they would be handy. (I have close as minimize to tray and would rather click a toolbar button than going all the way to the keyboard pressing Alt+F4)

I imagine that if you have 'close to systray' set then pressing Alt+F4 would have the same effect as clicking the red X.

[TheShadowRunner]

Hey splintax.

I just tried and you're correct. I thought Alt+F4 was an OS thing, but no, it goes to tray which makes my request all the more justified!

Thanks

Later,

TSR