Suggestion: I have the Queue/Log Viewer on. Great feature. The default width of the Queue Viewer section with the slot's tech data is too narrow for some of my CPUs ("AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X 16-Core Processor") and GPUs ("GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Rev. A"), so I widened it. But, that width doesn't seem to get stored in the config (like other column widths in the grid do) even though the toggle/on setting itself is, so the next boot, I do get the Log window, but the left window goes back to its default width.
Response: ...Regarding the width not "sticking". This is another v6 hangover... there was really no need for it to be wider so I never implemented saving the position of the divider. Low priority but I agree would made a ton more sense if it did maintain the position.
From our Google Groups thread: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/hfm-net/u_aJBM3DayI/ivBfzFWAAQAJ
Suggestion: I have the Queue/Log Viewer on. Great feature. The default width of the Queue Viewer section with the slot's tech data is too narrow for some of my CPUs ("AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X 16-Core Processor") and GPUs ("GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Rev. A"), so I widened it. But, that width doesn't seem to get stored in the config (like other column widths in the grid do) even though the toggle/on setting itself is, so the next boot, I do get the Log window, but the left window goes back to its default width.
Response: ...Regarding the width not "sticking". This is another v6 hangover... there was really no need for it to be wider so I never implemented saving the position of the divider. Low priority but I agree would made a ton more sense if it did maintain the position.