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It takes someone to implement this and deal with the maintenance burden, so it should be useful to as many users as possible, but sure. Otherwise, its something completely different to what I've been requesting.ДЄre Its an optional feature request that can be used for those who find it useful enough If we can do this with tags and categories, tell me how and we're done. This is not helpful when I want to view all torrents and recognize some of them in the list immediately.

We have categories and tags => Yes we have which moves them into a separate 'folder' only.

And 1 for someone else, and for Process Explorer lovers it can be 145,634,131 colors, shouldn't be your problem since you don't have to look at it.

Too many colors are cluttering the UI => Everyone can as many colors as everyone wants.

Especially because all of your arguments, which are only 2 by the way:

I'm sorry if I sound harsh but I really don't see where exactly your problem is with my request about adding an optional feature for those who find it more useful than tags and categories. I want to see ALL torrents at once and then have specific torrents appear in a specific color so I recognize them immediately in my list of ALL torrents. Filter means I only want to see specific items and hide everything else => no. If I select one tag or a category I only see all torrents that belong to this tag or category and the rest is hidden.

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Torrents in categories and tags appear as the same in the torrent list 'Category -> all'.

And your argument of 'UI cluttered' and 'Clowns face' is gone. Maybe I only highlight 3 torrents green and the rest is default color? Then I have a total of 3 colors at all.

Hidden colors 3 torrent free#

Everyone is free to add as many colors to as many torrents as he want.

Its an optional feature request that can be used for those who find it useful enough.

Let me know if I'm missing something, post more example images if need be. If you use categories correctly, you don't even need to sort torrents by category to get to the torrents of a certain category, you just need to select the desired category in the side bar, and only those torrents will be shown in the transfer list. That being said, I'm struggling to understand how using arbitrary colors for the purpose of classifying and filtering torrents is superior to just using categories and/or tags. This is a quite different use of color than both examples you provided (even Process Explorer, which, like I said, overuses colors in a bad way, does not allow an arbitrary number of colors, much less set by the user, at least to my knowledge). If I understand correctly, you want an arbitrary number of colors for the purpose of classifying and filtering torrents. You may be sorted by some sort of other value already, but presumably what you want is some kind of filtering, right? Assigning colors to torrents so you can distinguish them is a way of classifying/filtering them. I simply want to keep an overview of a large list without searching / reading or filtering. I dont want to sort or filter (in fact I sorted by a different column already).

darker = more usage of a certain resource, relative to the range of its values), and uses a fixed limited number of shades (maybe 5-7?) of yellow-ish/orange-ish/red-ish. But in the case of task manager, the color is just being used to convey magnitude of values in a universal sense (i.e. Task manager is a good example of using colors in a table-like structure to convey meaning. IMO it's precisely that kind of overuse of color I don't think is helpful, and makes the UI cluttered and looking like a clown's face. IMO, Process Explorer is a bad example for you to make your case. Of course there is a reason for colors in these cases, but they are different than what you want the colors for in qBittorrent. Don't you think there actually IS a reason for it? You should start asking yourself why all of these have colors to highlight different entries in their tables. The images you provided are a better illustration of your point than what you had previously provided, but, as you can see, it took us a while to get there.

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You cannot see why colors make a difference I guess you never worked with tables in your whole life at all, whether its a comparison sheet, an Excel table or even the taskmanager in Windows 10: