Improvements and fixes in 1.5:

Posted on October 12, 2010 by admin
  1. Upgraded the Download Manager with several bug fixes and improvements.
  2. Improved the functionality for queuing several files in a row. The adjustment prevents the application from locking up when you press the download button and lets you queue up multiple files quicker.
  3. Added a digital certificate to the Graboid DL Manager. This will solve an issue with a recent Windows Vista update which caused a security warning to be displayed before allowing the download manager to start.
  4. Added functionality that will launch a web page in your browser explaining why the download manager was unable to start. This also contains a button that will allow the user to submit an error report back to Graboid to log the error.
  5. A Clear Cache button has been added to the status page that appears when pressing the status button on the downloads page. This will clear any data for the files in your download queue and may be required when updating to the latest version of Graboid if the download manager was upgraded. It is not recommended that you use this button to mass clear your downloads on a regular basis.
  6. A bar will now appear at the bottom of the application when download manager warnings or errors are found. Clicking on this bar will bring up a list of any errors received since you started the application which you can provide to Graboid Support if technical support is required.
  7. Error messages have been updated to provide more useful information.
  8. All Graboid directories and files to which data is written are located in one central location. They are now located in the users application data folder. This should prevent problems caused by the application not having write access to certain folders.
  9. Bug fix that was preventing some users from changing their user preferences because the partial downloads path setting was no longer available.
  10. You can now set a maximum speed (in kB/s) for downloading videos. You can find this option in your user preferences. Setting this to zero(default) will use the fastest speed possible when you are downloading.
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