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Suggestions: AutoBump and Pin hiding.
Two options i think should be added to settings:
"AutoBump Folders" (for "Bump! this folder" option to be on by default when opened from BumpTop)
"Hide picture pins" (to remove the blue "pin" from the pictures hanging on the wall)
Although, the folder bumping is really slow for me, so i'd hate to have that autobump enabled, but anyway ^^
"AutoBump Folders" (for "Bump! this folder" option to be on by default when opened from BumpTop)
"Hide picture pins" (to remove the blue "pin" from the pictures hanging on the wall)
Although, the folder bumping is really slow for me, so i'd hate to have that autobump enabled, but anyway ^^
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Inappropriate?I think when you "bump" a folder, it stays that way, when BumpTop is running, whenever you open that folder in explorer. So, AutoBump should be happening....
This is what I have experienced and maybe you have a different issue with BumpTop folders not automatically using the interface...
As for the hide picture pins: YES. Agree with you there.
I’m glad it's the weekend
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Inappropriate?Yeah, noticed that the bumping is "saved". But you know, a button for lazy people? ^^
Well, it's slow anyway, and I'm not really that into the folder bumping.
The blue pin on the other hand is rather annoying sometimes though.
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Inappropriate?NO MORE!
The program is slow enough.You don't want to make it go any slower.
I’m FRUSTRATED
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This is one of the best points
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Yeah, I agree, just thought that it would be a nice feature for whatever people are actually using the bump folder. Of course this would be disabled as default. The removal of pins wouldn't make it go slower :) -
iJericho:
The latest update contains performance fixes, and I got to test it; works great. -
Inappropriate?You could always add the ".bumptop" to the end of the shortcut's target.1 Comment Add a comment
This is one of the best points
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Huh?
