Stop the header context event before it reaches the newly mounted outside-click listener, preventing the column menu from closing in the same native event.
Wire the download header reset action to cancel active column motion, restore the default order immediately, persist it through the serialized settings path, and confirm the result in the UI.
Exclude the absolute column move controls from FLIP content animations so their translateY centering remains intact throughout left and right column switches.
Commit the local target order before persistence, limit FLIP measurements to columns that actually move, and remove the redundant row-wide grid preparation pass. Keep the animation-disabled path free of geometry reads and preserve serialized settings writes.
Commit the target grid immediately, derive track definitions from the same column order as the cells, and animate only cell contents with FLIP. Disable grid-track interpolation to avoid Chromium reduced-motion mix frames, honor the application animation setting, and retain serialized persistence and import authority.
Clear old FLIP transforms before committing the new download grid order. Serialize and coalesce column-order persistence, keep live download snapshots from overwriting local layout state, reassert imported settings after older requests, and block overlapping pointer or arrow moves during settling.
Use one 750 ms interval for running download snapshots, progress updates, the bandwidth chart, and the header speed sparkline across every queue size. Remove the extra active-download renderer delay and add timing regressions for small, medium, and large queues.
Load the stored archive password list through a dedicated trusted IPC channel when extraction settings are opened. Preserve write-only drafts across settings and account updates, guard unsaved edits against late responses, and invalidate stale loads during backup imports. Prepare version 2.0.46 with public release notes.
Keep concrete account pools authoritative when fully disabled and clear stale transient cooldown state when an account is explicitly re-enabled, while preserving configured daily limits and usage.
Throttle visible download snapshots at 500 ms from 250 queue items, align speed visualizations to the same cadence, preserve small-queue responsiveness, and retain the stronger protection for very large queues.
Add sanitized provider and account runtime diagnostics, complete the Multi-Debrid-Downloader product rename, preserve existing application data during migration, update public release verification, and publish the accompanying English documentation and regression coverage.
Restrict browser window creation to explicit login actions so account activation, status probes, and download retries never open or reopen Real-Debrid windows. Remove the automatic login polling loop from web unrestrict and return a clear login-required error instead. Cover concurrent fresh fallback instances, manually closed windows, and authenticated fair-use failures without popup creation.
Remember a user-dismissed browser login per Real-Debrid web account so queued and repeated unrestrict attempts cannot reopen it. Clear the suppression only after explicit login or successful authentication, and close successful login windows without treating them as user cancellations.
Require the silent activation refresh to return a valid account state before persisting the enabled setting. Invalid or expired sessions now roll back the optimistic toggle and cannot trigger an interactive login from active downloads.
Validate Real-Debrid, Mega-Debrid, and Debrid-Link accounts silently before exposing a newly enabled account to active downloads. Keep the row toggle optimistic, skip network checks while disabling, persist direct account-check results, and avoid the browser-login race for an already authenticated Real-Debrid web session.
Add an explicit service selector to the account creation dialog while keeping the text field focused on access types such as API and web login. Preserve the result area dimensions during filtering and allow Enter to choose the first visible account type. Cover filtering, keyboard selection, translations, and stable list geometry with focused regression tests.
Stop double-click events on account action buttons before they reach editable table rows. Simplify the account menu heading to a single hoster and access-type label without empty identity separators, and cover both interaction and formatting paths.
Anchor the account action track to the table edge and offset only the row menu controls by eight pixels so their centers align with the wider Action label. Remove the previous shared padding approximation and lock the account-specific alignment in the focused regression test.
Anchor the history action column to the table edge, left-align size values with their header, and replace the raw expanded row with a measured disclosure surface. Reuse the global animation preference so history details open and close smoothly when enabled and switch immediately when animations are disabled. Preserve responsive column resizing and cover the new model and layout behavior with focused tests.
Persist per-day download volume, outcomes, active transfer time, and provider results so today, seven-day, and 30-day views use real partial-window data. Preserve existing all-time counters while extending totals with newly recorded result metrics. Rebuild the history table around one resizable persisted grid shared by headers and rows, with synchronized overflow and consistent alignment across window sizes.
Extend only the priority reorder transition from 1.5 seconds to 3 seconds while preserving the separate package disclosure timing. Update the focused regression assertion to lock the intended duration.
Rename the package disclosure option to a general animations switch and use it for both disclosure and priority-order motion. Keep previously visible virtual rows mounted during reorders, animate measured start and target positions for 1.5 seconds, and cancel all motion immediately when the setting is disabled. Extend the isolated renderer fixture so enabled and disabled behavior can be measured without touching user download state.
Treat the selected priority as a disabled no-op so clicking it no longer closes the context menu. Reorder packages consistently across high, normal, and low priority groups while preserving stable order within each group. Add regression coverage for all priority transitions and the active menu state.
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