[almondjoy8]

Recent update affected Command+click shortcut. No longer selects multiple files. I use to be able to select multiple individual files in a package. Now when I try the shortcut it only selects the one file while unselecting the previous ones.

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by almondjoy8

Recent update

No updates/changes from our/JDownloader side at all. Tested on two different Macs and working fine. Please check your system/mouse/accessibility settings. Also try to restart your OS.

[biribao]

I have same problem on Macbook Air M1

[Jiaz]

@biribao and @almondjoy8: what MacOS version?

I can reproduce on my MacMini as well but no changes on JDownloader side, so most likely a bug/change by Apple
I can also reproduce issues outside of JDownloader eg in Finder the selection no longer works reliable

[biribao]

macOS Monterey 12.3.1. In finder and other software the cmd+click work fine, in jdownloader the cmd have no effect. Multi selection with shift key work normally.

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by biribao

macOS Monterey 12.3.1. In finder and other software the cmd+click work fine

same macOS Version but can reproduce issues with finder too. sometimes the selection doesn't add, sometimes it clears the whole selection, sometimes it works

still trying to find the cause of this, no changes on JDownloader side

[Jiaz]

It's caused by some internal changes in Java17, I can reproduce on both Mac

will try to find the cause/fix it

[Jiaz]

Update: I've found possible fix but will have to test it first

[Jiaz]

Update: issue is fixed with latest update.

[eno]

So is the fix to update Java too? I am running the latest JD but still see this bug. I am running Java 8 (1.8.0_333-b02) on macOS 10.14.6 (Mojave)

[Maelcum]

Hi,

I just updated, and it still doesn't work.

Thanks in advance,
M

[Jiaz]

@eno: I was able to reproduce the issue on High Sierra, Mojave and Monterey but ONLY on Java 17.
On Java 8 , all three tested OS worked fine.
And latest update did fix it for me on all tested OS.
Have you changed theme on your JDownloader installation ? Settings->Advanced Settings->GraphicalUserInterfaceSettings.lookandfeeltheme is default?

Can you please check with newer java, see https://jdownloader.org/jdownloader2

[Jiaz]

@All that have this issue, please post/provide a screenshot of your about dialog of JDownloader, see https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...tion-directory

[emmit]

I'm still having this issue. Mojave and java 1.8.

"About" screenshot enclosed.

[Jiaz]

@emmit: just asking, this issue is new for you, right? didn't happen before but now happens with recent update?

[emmit]

Yes. This is a new issue. I just noticed it after one of the recent updates (I just discovered it about 2-3 days ago). I use 'Cmd-Select' frequently, so immediately noticed that it was gone.

I just checked this on another computer running Catalina. I haven't upgraded JDownloader on that machine in a little while. Java is current. So checked to see if 'Command-Select' worked properly before upgrade (it did). Allowed JDownloader upgrade, and Cmd-Select no longer worked after upgrade. I took an 'About' screenshot before upgrade and again after. Both files enclosed here if that is helpful

Thanks for your help. If I can assist in any other way, please feel free to ask.

[Jiaz]

@emmit: Thanks for the feedback. I'm working on it but have to wait for some 3rd party feedback.

[Maelcum]

Hi,

Here's the screenshot of the About dialog.



I'm using the latest Big Sur.

Thanks,
M

[Jiaz]

@All: Should be fixed with next core update. Thanks for the reports!

[emmit]

I just upgraded to core# 46070 and all is well. Cmd-Select works normally and as expected once again. (Mojave, Java 1.8.0)

Thanks for fixing this so quickly!

[Maelcum]

Hi,

Thanks for the fix, Jiaz!

Cheers,
M

[Jiaz]

Thanks for the feedback!

[eno]

I just wanted to confirm that it is working for me too now.

[Jiaz]

@eno: Thanks for the feedback!