Last time I tried 10.50, I couldn't even see anything in the queues (even the history). I can try again when I get home, though.pair of dimes wrote: MilkmanDan can you try Opera 10.50 pre-alpha?
Plush UI for SABnzbd+ 0.5.x
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MilkmanDan
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Re: Plush UI for SABnzbd+ 0.5.x
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Re: Plush UI for SABnzbd+ 0.5.x
Confirmed same result with Opera 10.50. Queues don't load on front page, nor do the drop-down menus up-top work. It's alpha for a reason. 
Re: Plush UI for SABnzbd+ 0.5.x
Wanted to add, that plush interface doesnt work on Safari (latest Webkit nightly) anymore. Sounds like the problem with Opera: no dropdown menues.
Re: Plush UI for SABnzbd+ 0.5.x
Guys,
Pre-alpha and nighty builds are what they are. Don't expect that everything will work on.
Please report only for stable versions.
Pre-alpha and nighty builds are what they are. Don't expect that everything will work on.
Please report only for stable versions.
Re: Plush UI for SABnzbd+ 0.5.x
Really like Plush for 0.5 - the best UI for sab by far 
Just one thing: I find the main screen menu structure to be really cluttered: there are five (!) drop-down menus:
SABnzbd, Add NZB, Config, "Pause" menu, "arrow down" menu
I haven't thought through what a better structure might look like, but I think less might be more in this case. Maybe combine some of the menus or remove some of options altogether (e.g., Help, Processing options, things one doesn't need in day-to-day use).
Regards,
sphere
Just one thing: I find the main screen menu structure to be really cluttered: there are five (!) drop-down menus:
SABnzbd, Add NZB, Config, "Pause" menu, "arrow down" menu
I haven't thought through what a better structure might look like, but I think less might be more in this case. Maybe combine some of the menus or remove some of options altogether (e.g., Help, Processing options, things one doesn't need in day-to-day use).
Regards,
sphere