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DuziKolo
Desde en Apr 2015
87 posts

A new version of iStripper is out! (version 1.2.132 for windows)

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October 4, 2016, 120 respuestas
Perhaps it would be a good idea to give users option to "mark" certain cards before they are bought.
And I not just mean bookmarking/ favorites.

I find myself still quite often downloading demo just to realize, that I did it in the past just to remove it moments later - for that it would be great to be able to mark cards as "I don't think I will ever buy it". Ignoring these cards in carousel draw would be a nice extra addition. I have it both for certain models, but also for single cards of model that I generally like.

I'm already using previews often as "favoritess": I often keep lots of them as "TBD" - I like the card, but I'm not sure yet if/when I will buy it.
If there would be an option to mark it as "favorite" w/o keeping downloaded preview forever...

I'm using playlist for that, but managing them is not as easy as "mark as favorite", "mark as unwanted" on the card itself (similar to "No nudity preview/Start preview" and "Get full nude show" that we see now on cards that we haven't bought). If that would be implemented I would be OK wih previews disappearing from my disk and I do understand the reason for it.

And last but certainly not least: thank you for listenining to the feedback about X - I can't wait to be able to enable it back. I get it with the new users, but not sure if annoying old users is such a great idea for your business model...? They can be good advocates of the product, and very often buy new cards on-the-spot. I find this change as super-annoying and even though it's consider a feature, to me that is one big bug. Having an option in the menu to enable X (with natural, expected behaviour) works for me.
ajmsnocomment
Desde en Sep 2008
23 posts

A new version of iStripper is out! (version 1.2.132 for windows)

Todo sobre iStripper
October 4, 2016, 120 respuestas
@Rex: Thanks for explaining the reasons for hiding Previews in this version. It's not ideal, but it makes sense in context.
You mention that you're looking at limiting the number of Previews that can be kept at any one time, or limiting the amount of time for which any one Preview can be kept. Will they return to the Collection view once such limitations are in place? It's far easier to manage Shows and Previews when they're all in the same place.

The idea of time limits and/or caps on the number of Previews that can be held fits with the idea of Previews as being the 'try before you buy', and pushes the user to make their mind up whether they actually want to see that show. In that case, would it be possible to have a 'wishlist' option? That would help two types of users buy more shows: those short of spare time could create a follow-up list without 'starting the clock' on the Preview, and those short of credits when they see the Preview could keep a reminder until they can buy more. Even if the wishlist was only available for higher-tier users who have (hopefully!) already demonstrated that they're not freeloaders, I'm sure it would help sales in the long term.

I must still be missing a trick of how to view Previews once downloaded, besides searching through the 80 or so Previews in the Store for the one that caught my eye in the Carousel. It seems to defeat the point of having Previews if the user can't easily find and view them.
VirtualPad
Desde en Sep 2007
4028 posts

A new version of iStripper is out! (version 1.2.132 for windows)

Todo sobre iStripper
October 2, 2016, 120 respuestas
First of all, the X in the upper right corner of a window does not mean to close the program in MS Windows. By definition of Windows, the X has the function of closing the Window (GUI), not the program. But in most cases it functionally does both because that is the intended behavior and there is only one window corresponding to the program. Excel for example can have two or more spreadsheets open and if you close one window with the X, the other spreadsheets stays open and the Excel program stays running. There's only one incidence of the program running no matter how many spreadsheets you have open unless you explicitly tell it otherwise. There are other cases where a program runs and it has multiple windows open for the same program/application and if you close one window with the X, it only closes that window and not the program. Then it would be best to maybe eliminate the X button by default unless you select the option to "Minimize to System Tray" in which case the X button would appear.

But I have to agree with Carbo that I like his idea the best of having the option in Advanced Settings to "Minimize to System Tray" (or as Rex said, "Show an X button in GUI") for those who want that behavior and understand it. It would not be the default so that new users would always see the taskbar icon. You could then eliminate the X button by default except when you select the option to "Minimize to System Tray" (or "Show an X button in GUI") in which case the X button would appear. This is essentially what Rex is saying and what Carbo (and us) wants.