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Same here, which is a major reason I'm interested in SysTrayIconsManage. I'm hoping that Ath can indeed find a way to deal with this problem.On my system there always have been some icons that reset themselves to hidden. Needless to say, I can't recall specific culprits right now but I do recall the irritation that it causes.
i have noticed this behavior in the past too and i believe it's a bug in the OS causing it..-mouser (January 08, 2016, 01:42 AM)
Can we get the "Go To" quick links at the bottom of threads like it was on the old site? It's no fun having to scroll back up to the top of the page just to navigate back to Unread threads or other areas of the site.I'd like to make a similar request.-Deozaan (August 30, 2015, 03:26 PM)
Isn't the problem that Google won't allow extensions to be added to any Android browser by a third party, so the only way to make logins seamless is for the password program's authors make their own browser with the functionality built in? At least, that's what I thought from reading Sticky Password's information.Perhaps I've misunderstood you, but I thought I should mention that I use LastPass on both the PaleMoon browser for Android and the Dolphin browser for Android. Dolphin has a LastPass for Dolphin extension. I'm not sure what PaleMoon does, but I know LP has worked on the Android version of the browser.-rjbull (August 25, 2015, 04:17 PM)
Can someone help me figure out what kind of users prefer softmaker office? I've always wondered...those who use MS office are not really going to use it. And those who don't want to pay seem content with using the free stuff or google docs. So which users like softmaker? thanksI've been happily using SoftMaker Office for several years. I started with a free version that they offered after a newer version came out. I then was able to upgrade to the newer version for very little money. And I went on from there. I paid for the 2012 update and will probably do so for the 2016 update as well (the Standard version in both cases).-superboyac (June 14, 2015, 10:58 PM)
I'll try to think of features I'd like to see added, but offhand nothing comes to mind.
Just turn off auto update checking, it's the second checkbox on the topmost Options tab.Duh...thanks!-mouser (May 01, 2015, 09:55 AM)
no, you can skip this update.Is there a way to stop the big announcement of this latest version appearing each time I reboot the computer, or can I only stop it by installing the update that I don't need?-mouser (April 22, 2015, 01:09 PM)
v1.145.01 - Apr 22, 2015Mouser, I've never experienced this problem (LBC starts at startup, but I don't use a docked launchbar, just an icon in my system tray that I can click on to see the entire range of major nodes). Is there any reason for me to install the upgrade?
- [BugFix] On bootup, a docked launchbar was occasionally docked off screen and could only be restored by Ctrl+Alt+Shift+L emergency hotkey.
If you never experienced this problem, count yourself lucky -- I have and it's a real annoyance. Hopefully this will fix it. (It only happened when program is scheduled to run at bootup time).-mouser (April 22, 2015, 03:04 AM)
For backing up data files in general, I recommend X-plore File Manager, a dual pane file manager that makes it very easy to copy files to and from other computers on your local network as well as backup data to various cloud services.-xtabber (March 11, 2015, 09:29 PM)
Your problem is that you have Android KitKat and under that you're severely limited in where apps can write to the SD card. You'd either have to keep using the system default file manager, root the device to change the external media write policy, or upgrade to Android Lollipop.One word of caution about upgrading to Lollipop. I've been reading some of the Android Central forums, as well as some forums for specific Android apps, and there have been LOTS of complaints about Lollipop, including a number of people reporting that it rendered their tablets or phones useless. It's true that some people are happy with Lollipop, but there were so many people reporting serious problems that I decided not to upgrade when I had the chance to do so. When I say Lollipop, I'm referring to Android 5.0, 5.01, and 5.02. There are reports that 5.1 will soon be available. Given the reports on 5.0, 5.01, and 5.02, I'm planning to wait to see whether Google finally got it right with 5.1 before I install it. You might be wise to wait as well.-4wd (March 10, 2015, 01:23 PM)
I used Opera 8.52 for a long time. I liked that it did most of what I wanted out of the box. But I noticed an intolerance to rational suggestions on the forum.Yes, this drove me crazy. I found both the Firefox forums and the Opera forums to be filled with fan boys and trolls. The atmosphere discouraged me from even reading the messages. One of the many things I like about Pale Moon is its forum: the tone is generally polite and even friendly, and queries generally receive knowledgeable responses from informed users and from the developer, who participates quite actively.-MilesAhead (March 09, 2015, 04:29 PM)
AddOns become abandoned. Or you might need to wait for an update after a browser update. I understand why people might love updates and i use some in other browsers too but i will feel far more "secure" with builtin features.To some extent, I agree with you. Indeed, years ago I made the same arguments in explaining to friends and colleagues my preference for Opera. The other side of the coin, however, is that with add-ons, you don't have to wait for the browser's developers to build in the features you find you need, and if your preferences don't coincide with what the browser's developers regard as important, one of the hundreds of add-on creators may come up with just what you need.-Bending_Unit (March 09, 2015, 03:46 PM)