[pstrg]

In the download window, JDownloader2 displays dates only as dd-MMM-yyyy.
It's quite readable, but it would be even better if one could choose dates to be displayed in ISO format (yyyy-mm-dd).

A while ago a ticket was issued (EZU-936-85740) and courteously answered by developer Jiaz on the possibility of JDownloader reading user settings in Windows and display dates accordingly.

Perhaps it would be simpler if - instead of reading user OS settings - one could choose ISO as an alternate format.

[Jiaz]

You can customize date format, see Settings->Advanced Settings->
GraphicalUserInterfaceSettings.datetimeformataccountmanagerexpiredatecolumn
GraphicalUserInterfaceSettings.datetimeformatdownloadlistaddeddatecolumn
GraphicalUserInterfaceSettings.datetimeformatdownloadlistfinisheddatecolumn
GraphicalUserInterfaceSettings.datetimeformatdownloadlistmodifieddatecolumn

format see docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html

[pstrg]

Thank you for the prompt response.

[raztoki]

Think it would use regionalised date format as default, maybe not system setting date formats though.

[Jiaz]

@raztoki: the default format is specified in translation file so can be different for each language

[raztoki]

Yes I wrote maybe translation, but removed it before posting. =]