Appending the warning below:
qBittorrent\src\base/utils/version.h(176): warning C4267: 'argument': conversion from 'size_t' to 'int', possible loss of data
qBittorrent\src\base/utils/version.h(185): note: see reference to function template instantiation 'std::array<T,2> Utils::Version<T,2,2>::parseList<StringsList>(const StringsList &)' being compiled
with
[
T=unsigned short,
StringsList=QList<QByteArray>
]
It is a bad idea for user privacy to automatically contact a 3rd party
about tracker domains. Especially when the user isn't informed about
this and the 3rd party is Google.
Reverts 1b9882b3a3
Qt has a bug QTBUG-72558, which leads to incorrect progress bar
position, when drawing it in delegate.
Also, since OS X 10.10 Yosemite macOS default style was changed,
and progress bars became very tiny and without text (percentage).
These two cases make qBittorrent look pretty awful, but drawing
progress bar in Fusion style solves both issues.
Since it is possible alternative WebUI could be coded in languages other than English,
WebUI must be able to load user-provided webui_en.qm.
At least one translated string must exist in order to generate an usable .qm file.
Don't use other aspects of it eg for date formatting. We should depend
on the system locale for all these. The user probably likes it that way,
otherwise he would have changed it.
When using the smart episode filter, if the episode contains REPACK and/or
PROPER, these should be stored to prevent it from redownloading a duplicate
episodes.
Closes#9898.
The majority of the CSP is tuned for built-in WebUI, it may not be
suitable for alternative UI.
Also add QLatin1String to strings. This code path is called repeatedly,
it is worth adding QLatin1String to squeeze out the last bit of
performance.
Priority select boxes would frequently go blank due to an unexpected priority value. On first load, the torrent-scoped file checkbox's state was inconsistent with the state of the torrent's files.
