I have all my 3000 of my torrents sorted by Up Speed in descending order on my WebUI. Whenever the stats of my torrents (Seeds, Peers, Up Speed etc.) are being updated/sorted, my orange highlighter to select a torrent becomes unresponsive.
This is a really big problem on any chromium based web browser because it happens for 5-8 seconds. I don't have time to select a torrent before the next refresh interval happens. Firefox only has a 2-3 second delay, but the problem is still present.
What is the expected behavior
I would expect the WebUI functionality to be similar to the desktop application. The torrent selector continues to function without becoming unresponsive, while torrent stats are being updated/sorted. Is this possible to accomplish on the WebUI?
qBittorrent version and Operating System
qBittorrent v4.3.1 Web UI (64-bit) Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS
If on linux, libtorrent-rasterbar and Qt version
Qt: | 5.12.8 Libtorrent: | 1.2.11.0 Boost: | 1.71.0 OpenSSL: | 1.1.1f zlib: | 1.2.11
What is the problem
I have all my 3000 of my torrents sorted by Up Speed in descending order on my WebUI. Whenever the stats of my torrents (Seeds, Peers, Up Speed etc.) are being updated/sorted, my orange highlighter to select a torrent becomes unresponsive.
This is a really big problem on any chromium based web browser because it happens for 5-8 seconds. I don't have time to select a torrent before the next refresh interval happens. Firefox only has a 2-3 second delay, but the problem is still present.
What is the expected behavior
I would expect the WebUI functionality to be similar to the desktop application. The torrent selector continues to function without becoming unresponsive, while torrent stats are being updated/sorted. Is this possible to accomplish on the WebUI?