I noticed that the option to add the optimize archive function to the context menu is missing on Windows 10.
Opening each archive with the interface in order to click it becomes tedious with many files.
Same for others functions like Remove Archive Encryption
Optimize system tray
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1. Reduce tray icon update frequency
For a zip with 10000 files the icon is updated 10000 times (+1 maybe). Also for large files the tray gets updated frequently.
Better: Update tray only if the icon/text does really change.
Note: For each tray icon a WM_COPYDATA is syncronously sent to the desktop. Therefore changing the icon would greatly improve performance on a large number of small files.There should only be up to a max. of 101 updates (0% to 100%, one for each percent).
2. Bug - percent not updated for large file
The tray icon shows as text <filename>, 0% all the time for large single file extraction.
Should be in sync with progress bar (total%).3. Bug - left click on the tray and it disappears
… but it reappears after a moment.
It should not disappear or never reappear (unless 'container’ed).4. Icon design
The icon is almost unidentifiable if percent number is low.
I think it’s better to use the normal icon and a little progess bar (one or two pixel) on it’s right or bottom.
BTW: I ever wondered why the tray icon looks that bad, and I just found out that it shows the progress.</filename> -
4. Icon design
The icon is almost unidentifiable if percent number is low.
I think it’s better to use the normal icon and a little progess bar (one or two pixel) on it’s right or bottom.
BTW: I ever wondered why the tray icon looks that bad, and I just found out that it shows the progress.I prefer the way it is now, the icon filling up is “cute” :p
