[StefanM]

Saw that you recently added file path to that filter.

Could you also add 'Download from' please?

[Jiaz]

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by StefanM

Could you also add 'Download from' please?

Yes, but I would like to avoid having multiple *Download from* conditions, so first must find a good search method for this

[StefanM]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

Yes, but I would like to avoid having multiple *Download from* conditions, so first must find a good search method for this

Well, if you just would use the information shown in the Downloads list column, respectively in the corresponding LinkGrabber column?

Because this is, what the user specified (and would like to see, I guess)

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by StefanM

Well, if you just would use the information shown in the Downloads list column, respectively in the corresponding LinkGrabber column?

But then the user would have to change settings, see https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...iew-added-urls , just to be able to search for a different type of url than currently shown.

[StefanM]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

But then the user would have to change settings, see **External links are only visible to Support Staff**... , just to be able to search for a different type of url than currently shown.

You are right!
So, I would suggest adding those 5 settings from
Settings -> User Interface -> Downloadlink address display.

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by StefanM

So, I would suggest adding those 5 settings from
Settings -> User Interface -> Downloadlink address display.

And that's something I would like to avoid. This will only result in huge drop down and
many different/rarly used conditions.

[qtime]

I am looking to search in the "Download from" column as well,

[StefanM]

Originally Posted by qtime

I am looking to search in the "Download from" column as well,

My (not so nice) workaround:

I use 'Copy Information', to copy all information (including 'Download From' information) to Excel and use Excel's filter...

Also I would find this search criteria very useful:

(One of several) example scenarios:
I add a huge number of links from different hosts and e.g. for some pages a deep scan is needed.
As long as JD finds only one file, it sees no need for a deep scan. And those links that require a deep scan will not be crawled further.

Now, if I know the host or part of the URL, I could filter them out and restart crawling as deep scan.