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No category/filter to see all torrents that are not paused (active or not) #262
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Originally created by @gigaherz on GitHub (Dec 27, 2012).
At the moment, if I want to see a list of all the torrents that are currently downloading or seeding, even if they are not actively connected to anyone, I have to display all torrents, and sort them by status which is not really ideal, because I like to have the torrents always sorted in the order I added them.
@zabadoh commented on GitHub (Apr 1, 2014):
I would also like to see active downloads and seeds at the top of the sort order. The default torrent sort order does not place active torrents at the top of the list, and there's no particular column that does a consistent job of this while providing a relatively stable/un-jumpy list of active torrents.
In other words, I would like the "#" column from uT. When pressed, it sorts torrents by 1) Active downloads by queue order, then 2) Queued inactive downloads in queue order, the 3) Active seeds sorted by Name, then 4) Inactive seeds queued for seeding sorted by Name, then 5) Finished seeds
I'm working around it, by sorting on ETA, but that's not so good.
@thalieht commented on GitHub (Jul 21, 2018):
I don't know if the "Resumed" status filter existed in whatever version you had but it does what you ask.