crysis2 Posted March 16, 2010 Report Share Posted March 16, 2010 Hi All! I have got another new great idea: the "Profile"! Yes, exactly like in mobile phones, eg. in my Nok** I can select the profile "General", "Silent", "Outdoor" and so on.. We can apply this _VERY_NEW_ feature to uTorrent fixed on a single PC, or very very useful using it on/from USB keys.. USB keys are mobile devices as well, isnt it..? So, also in uTorrent I would love to select the profiles "Home", "Job", "HalfSpeed", or whatever..The "Profile" works exactly like a container of options/configurations/settings the client applies all at once automatically, without the user selecting one by one every time.. cool Its _VERY_ important the "Profile" must contain also the options selectable from command line, and also itself selectable from command line!Please, evaluate the following solutions to use a "Profile":- a default "General" profile must exists from the begin, containing all actual uTorrent default settings.- the profile "General" can NOT be modified/deleted, as it is the way for "reset to defaults"- then it must be possible to modify/delete/create new "Profile"- from the main menu, user selects the "Profile" operations. - the user would create a new profile, eg. "Job" and select it, so from now all settings will be saved to profile "Job"- then the user would select his own options, eg. for using uTorrent on PCs at job: "Hide in ALT+Tab", "Start all downloads at startup", "MiniBar", /NOINSTALL, /BRINGTOFRONT, Hide to tray, alternate tray.ico, proxy server Socks4:1080, proxy peer-to-peer, set Bandwidth, BossKey, no CategoryList, no CheckForUpdates, no ResolveHostnames, no Cosmetics, and so on...- then if close and open it again on another PC, uTorrent remembers the last used "Profile" and applies it automatically- or the user can select another "Profile" from command line, eg. /PROFILE=job (case insensitive.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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