[Perene]

Settings-Advanced Settings-GraphicalUserInterfaceSettings.maxsizeunit

I noticed this specific setting now shows another digit. For example:

BEFORE:

41.91 TiB

Now:

41.913 TiB

The third digit has been added. Can this be reduced to 2 as before? Or it is useful somehow? Note that if I change the unit to GiB, it will also show a 3rd digit.

[xvertigo]

Same issue for me. It is confusse and bothers me. If it can be change i will be happy.

Originally Posted by Perene

Settings-Advanced Settings-GraphicalUserInterfaceSettings.maxsizeunit

I noticed this specific setting now shows another digit. For example:

BEFORE:

41.91 TiB

Now:

41.913 TiB

The third digit has been added. Can this be reduced to 2 as before? Or it is useful somehow? Note that if I change the unit to GiB, it will also show a 3rd digit.

[john11]

Also looking for solution to this. Very confusing, nowhere displays file sizes like this

[Jiaz]

a new setting will come by next week. we changed number format to match language locale to have correct thousand/decimal separator. looks like not everyone wants this *native*
will ping you once the new setting will be available

[pspzockerscene]

Further context:
https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=95990

[philippe]

Interested also for a fix to this issue.
A setting to change the format will be perfect for me!

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by philippe

A setting to change the format will be perfect for me!

I'm working on it but I want to make it good so everyone can setup it to his/her own preferences

[xvertigo]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

I'm working on it but I want to make it good so everyone can setup it to his/her own preferences

Excellent, two decimals like before will be great as default. Thanks for your work.

[sparr0w]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

I'm working on it but I want to make it good so everyone can setup it to his/her own preferences

Windows doesn't display 1000 - 1023.99 MiB for folder sizes, using 0.98 - 0.99 GiB instead. Of course, they use the wrong MB, GB etc.

Can this also be a preference? I might not need a calculator to convert these sizes when making folders if JD2 takes care of this.

Thanks

[Jiaz]

@sparr0w: wait for next update, its a regression caused by the changes

[Perene]

Has this thing been fixed to show only 2 decimals? If so, how to reverse the current 3?

[pspzockerscene]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@sparr0w: wait for next update, its a regression caused by the changes

.

[xvertigo]

Some news about this issue?

[pspzockerscene]

Last news:
https://board.jdownloader.org/showth...991#post539991

[ElCho]

Hello, is there a way you just revert to the previous and well known, "last good" working condition? I mean, leaving the previous values just like they were, and all were already using. Then, and only once you figure out and decide to implement fully a new/revamped units format, proceed with the relevant change for good. Otherwise, it will keep looking kind of as a half-assed implementation. Thanks.

[pspzockerscene]

No.
Please wait for the other developers to work on this.

The JDownloader project is open source so feel free t work on it yourself if you need changes faster than we can provide them, see:
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...up-ide-eclipse

[ElCho]

It's alright, I'm not hurried but I just was wondering about it. Thanks.