- latest important update: this one? kind of
- latest gzip edition of the sfx: v1.0.14
new features
- navigate into textfiles using hotkeys (
v, k
) - close various UI elements by repeatedly hitting the Escape key
- doubleclick files/folders to open them (in the grid view, when multiselect is enabled)
--s-wr-slp
sets a delay between socket writes, simulates a slow network during downloads--s-wr-sz
sets socket write size, default 256 KiB (was hardcoded 32 KiB until now)- this increase download speed by ~50% (to around 3 GiB/s) when running on windows / where sendfile is unavailable
bugfixes
- when uploading two files with the same name and size, only the first file got uploaded
- so now it's also possible to upload the same files you just searched for without the refresh jank
- discovered thanks to rockylinux serving the same package in multiple pools, nice
- when full-preload is enabled, also do regular preloading so the decoder has a chance to prepare (fixes gapless playback)
- and kill the preloaders if they don't finish in time so free up network
- additional preloading fixes for ogv.js, only affecting apple devices when playing ogg/vorbis/opus audio:
- disable full-preload since ogv skips the browser cache somehow
- swap between the ogv instances to preserve cached audio
- still a bit of silence left between tracks as the decoder boots up but that is the price you have to pay for using proprietary garbage
ctrl-a
now only selects the text within the focused codeblock in text documents- minor correctness fix regarding chunked uploads
- avoid crc32 collisions in filenames
- affected the media player and file selection, but was unlikely to happen
other changes
- prefer fpool on linux as well, since btrfs and zfs (and probably others) perform better with it