Asking yet again
Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2019 4:34 pm
I have asked for this before and I will continue to ask for it until something is done or I'm simply forced to find a better product. When a drive fills up, disconnects or anything at all that Newsbin doesn't agree with, it pops up the annoyingly persistent "Low Disk Space" window. With only one option to click..."Ok"....Can't check a box to ask it to go away until next start or anything else...Click "Ok" and it immediately comes back. Can't go to Newsbin and close it, because that damned window comes right back. Can't do anything but spend some time clearing space(which if you need to reboot immediately for something important, you can't....Or you have to go force quit newsbin to get rid of it. If I want to gracefully close Newsbin and deal with that later, No go. So I either spend time right then if I need to reboot or not allow Newsbin to close and save everything it needs to save. I know some of you will say "Don't let it fill up" and that's wonderful, but if you've been using Newsbin for as many years as I have, you've run into this issue at least once and it's obnoxious...Especially seeing it's such an easy solution for the programmers to fix. Give me a damned check box that allows me to stop the popup from being persistent until a restart of the software. Here's the current issue I'm forced to deal with. The drive I have set for my storage drive has, for some reason, disconnected from my machine overnight. Don't know why yet, but I need to restart the machine. Newsbin is physically located on a different drive, so I just need to shut it down, let it save its settings and my download cache so I can restart. Can't just shut it down, though since that persistent box stops me from doing it and there's no way I could fix the drive space issue since I can't even see the drive. Yet another forced shutdown of newsbin is required which means there are going to be things that get lost. There have been at least 20 different scenarios over the years that aren't going to be solved by simply not allowing a drive to get full, so this needs to be fixed. Please, please, please fix this so it's somewhat user friendly. I have never seen ANY other software out there that traps you to a point you can't even close the software to get other things done.