[Why can't I run both ImgBurn and WMP?]

One thing I didn't know about WMP. Another one on the hate list...

[2 computer/net questions]

2. Anyone who surfs the net with cookies enabled on their browser needs bending over a barrel and then humped silly.

I don't think you have a proper meaning of what cookies are. For example, allowing javascript is 10 times more dangerous than having cookies from ALL sites.

 

What is a cookie for? It stores YOUR preferences within the site YOU visit. For example on google.com it may store the fact that you want the results to open in a new tab. What is wrong with that?

[Login problem]

I just switched the work connection with the home one on my laptop and I didn't get logged out.

So... many thanks

[Login problem]

No problem here with Firefox 2.0.0.9, Opera 9.24 or IE6. The only time I get automatically logged out is when the IP address of my connection changes.

Ahh, this could be the problem for me too, I didn't think of it.

 

Thanks for replies.

[Login problem]

I'm using some beta build of Opera and I get logged out after some period (half a day, maybe more - without closing the browser) so I was wondering if any Fx/IE users experience the same.

 

Thanks.

[Build mode display of added items]

@LUK

Thanks for thinking about it. What about the rest?

 

@dontasciime

Don't think just for yourself. There are many different mindsets and needs.

[Build mode display of added items]

It's not always clear to me what have I added in build mode. Are those files or directories? Do those directories contain anything?

 

For that, I wish all items would have standard explorer icons. Also, I'd like to have a + sign in front of directories which would expand them and let me investigate/change their content. Last but not least, dirs should have \ appended.

 

Is anything like this planned?

 

Thanks for reading.

[Adding multiple files/folders via CLI]

I can't imagine someone having 10 ImgBurn instances open at one time (though it's not impossible).

 

Implementing a switch like /O (as TC has - use already open instance) shouldn't be that much of a problem.

 

Of course there will always be the risk that a user has two or more open instances, but I'm sure advanced users (the ones that use command line switches) will figure it out in no time.