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Hi

Qupzilla has a setting "Allow netscape plugins" but seems to ignore the Flash plugin completely when copies of npflos2.dll and npswf32.dll are placed in either \Programs\qupzilla\plugins or \Programs\qupzilla

Attempting to play videos on youtube results in a blank black screen with the text:- "The Adobe Flash Player or an HTML5 supported browser is required for video playback."

So, looks like it is not very html5 capable either...

Is there some trick to getting Flash to work or are plugins not yet working?

Regards

Pete

The problem seem to be present on more platforms as well?

Description: 1) Set option to download torrent to a sub folder depending on "label"

1. Application window: qBittorrent 3.1.8
2. Menu: Tools->Options...
3. Object: Container
4. Select: Downloads
5. Grouping area: Hard Disk
6. Grouning area: Save files to location:
7. Mark checkbox: Append the label of the torrent to the save path
8. Button:[ OK ]

2) Add a label

1. Window: qBittorrent 3.1.8
2. Tab: Transfers
3. Heading: Labels
4. Mouse: Right click (on free area)
5. Popup Menu Select: Add label...
6. Window: New label
7. Field: Label:
8. Keyboard: MySubFolder?

3) Add a torrent and set the label

1. Add a torrent
2. Mark torrent in list
3. Mouse. Right Click
4. Popup Menu Select: Label > MySubFolder?
5. Note! Adding a label here doesn't work

4) The download will begin and the files will be placed in a sub-folder with the same name as the selected label.

1. Open the folder to check where it save the files²

5) Shut down qBitTorrent and restart it again.

1. Menu: File->Exit

6) qBittorrent will now start and place the files in the download folder¹

1. Select the same torrent in the list again
2. Bottom area
3. Grouping area: Information
4. Label: Save path:
5. Note the path
6. Double check where it actually save the data now¹!

Q1: Why doesn't it continue in the sub-folder even though all messages inside qBittorrent state that it download to the sub-folder?

You now have two sets of the same file Q2: Which one has been downloaded?

========== ¹) Folder for download path

1. Application window: qBittorrent 3.1.8
2. Menu: Tools->Options...
3. Object: Container
4. Select: Downloads
5. Grouping area: Hard Disk
6. Grouning area/Field: Save files to location:

²) See ¹ above and add \MySubFolder? (the selected label)

Yes, I set the correct path to tor.exe in the Vidalia settings.

Looking at the message log I see this:-

May 15 02:00:13.441 [Notice] Tor v0.2.4.20 (git-3cb5c70beec5bf46) running on OS/2 with Libevent 2.0.21-stable and OpenSSL 1.0.0g. May 15 02:00:13.441 [Notice] Tor can't help you if you use it wrong! Learn how to be safe at ​https://www.torproject.org/download/download#warning May 15 02:00:13.441 [Warning] Unable to open configuration file "J:/PROGRAMS/TOR/VIDALIA/I:\USERS\PETER\HOME\.vidalia\torrc". May 15 02:00:13.441 [Error] Reading config failed--see warnings above.

Looks like there is a problem with vidalia as it seems to be appending the configuration file drive:\path\filename to the drive:\path that vidalia is installed in and then passing the resulting mess to tor which then bitches that it cannot open(find) the configuration file.