Sensible Defaults for INI/KeyMap
sylikc opened this issue · 0 comments
sylikc commented
Many people are asking for a repeating list of defaults.
I may capture these in another INI file for now, but let's look into which ones we're talking about:
This post will be updated when more suggestions come up. In order to keep suggestions grouped, and orderly, if you would like to add a comment to a specific setting, find one of the issues/discussions below to comment. Please keep comments on topic.
If no other issues are open which suit your needs, please open a new issue/discussion, or start a poll, and I'll update links here to reflect it.
Ordered by most requested to lower priority
File | Setting | New Default | Current Default | Issues | Comments |
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INI | FileDisplayOrder | FileName | LastModDate | #22 #52 | Currently highlights users to the fact that LastModDate feature exists, I think if they didn't run into this 'problem' they wouldn't know about these cool features |
INI | ShowFullScreen | false | auto | #101 #122 | Vote for which one you would prefer at the poll here #125 |
KeyMap | F2 | Rename | Show file info | #120 | Windows default for most apps. #120 suggested, show filename as CTRL+F2, and file info as CTRL+SHIFT+F2 |
KeyMap | F5 | Refresh | |||
INI | DefaultSelectionMode | false | true | Only activate when CTRL+Clicking so it won't just be an annoyance when clicking on image. However, this would require a use of the keyboard as part of the UI interaction | |
INI | FilesProcessedByWIC | add *.ico; *.pic | (other stuff) | #115 | ICO files supported by WIC only show one frame |
INI | IniEditor | system | notepad | #52 | |
KeyMap | F12 | Hide Title Bar | Span all screens | I thought about changing it when implementing | |
INI | ExchangeXButtons | false | true | #101 | Original author set this default as, on most mice, the BACK button is easier to reach to go next |
Requested but not likely
File | Setting | New Default | Current Default | Issues | Comments |
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INI | JPEGSaveQuality | 100 | 85 | #82 | Saving to 100 gives users a false sense that there is no data loss. JPEG is always lossy regardless of save quality. 85 is adequate as a default and configurable for specific needs |