@kentin08350 Bonjour, cette offre est réservée aux nouveaux membres.

@kaiju, thanks, I like today's model...you guys rock !!!!!😊

Yeah in the business world a week is Mon-Fri (that's why they call it a weekEND)...though in some countries (and certain situations) said week is measured differently...for me though...it's all just "whenever" :P

Just updated...gotta say I love the "Master sound" feature :D

iStripper forum issues:
Post hyperlinks: Link & report do not work and quote quotes the entire text of a post, not the part you have selected.
Certain actions such as going to a members profile can freeze to grey the Forum page. It is unfrozen upon rebooting iStripper.

Is "throughout the week" Monday through Friday?

From now on, we will release one new show per day in order to keep a continuous flow of new content throughout the week.

Even if we increase the number of new shows per week again, we will maintain this smooth rhythm anyway :)

Cheers

漂亮，我喜欢

@Rex While making small changes, I would vote for the return of the "Content Type" in the collection filters, but with "Previews" checkbox desactivated by default, so everybody would be happy. Unless there's a real marketing reason, I don't see why we can't have a possibility of having previews in our collection page when we want to.

It's what I've been saying for ages, "minimise and close currently serve the same function."
Having the minimise button only is an excellent idea. Close only if you activate it in advanced... and make it serve it's purpose, to close the program and keep it running. There should also be a quit option under the cog icon that links to the 'boss' hot key setup... completely close the application and stop the program running... shift+Q is a nice setup for a default 'boss' key setup...

Also to further increase the quality I have found that overclocking your monitor or buying a higher refresh monitor helps also.

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.

oui mais celui que j'ai je l'ai acheté et c'est pas celui la que me proposait l'offre

thanks @paintsnudes

I don't like bumping my own posts, but its been almost a week, and nobody has any idea about this? If the two are linked, I'd rather not have to start a second account. If they're not, then I can go ahead and start my Live account. I'm just wanting to know if Live is connected to iStripper accounts or separate?

@Rex Isn't it simpler to add the checkbox "Minimize to Sytem tray" and only change the "X" behavior, so new users wouldn't be troubled by not seeing the "X' button, and everyone would be happy with that. Both solutions are easy to implement in a short delay.

@FalconAF Please keep in mind we're staying in business also thanks to new users. If half of them loose the GUI because they closed it with the 'X' it will also affect you.

An easy solution for me would be to have only the _ icon without the X at install, and show the X if advanced settings are checked, or add another checkbox "Show an 'X' in top bar to really really close the GUY'.

I'll see if I can sneak it in the next beta to be released next week.

@Wyldanimal Removing the "X" won't solve anything because it will always minimize in the taskbar, and "Quit" in the system tray icon menu is for terminating the program, unless they implement the "hide/unhide" by clicking the system tray icon. Adding another icon in SFW for this purpose is misleading, the purpose of SFW is stealth at work.

The simplest and the more logical way, is to add a checkbox in settings called "Minimize to System tray", as we often see in program settings for many applications running in background. When this option is checked, clicking the "X" would minimize the UI in the system tray as before. For new users and users who like it the way it is now, it would be the default setting (setting unchecked).

My Last Comment is for @Team Totem...
this is from reading @Carbo's talk about why he doesn't like the SFW option - It changes the Icons and Product Name...

If you Add one More SFW icon ( the Same iStripper icon, but the "X" works to Close the GUI )
then I think it solves all the Issues..
Add a SFW choice that Keeps the Same Icon and Same product Name, and the "X" closes the GUI properly.

Some of what @Carbo has said, Makes good Sense..
I do Agree that the Small Systray Icon, should perform both tasks.
right click and open the gui, and also right click and close the gui.
or even just Double click to open the Gui, and then Double click to close the gui.

That would be a nice feature to have on the systray Icon.

But that still doesn't solve Totems Issue of New Users, who don't even know their is a systray icon.
they close the GUI and can't ever open it again..

How to Fix that?

Totem's solution, was the Taskbar Icon stays on the taskbar.
and to provide a SFW option for the rest...

You are all missing the Issue here.
if the Systray Icon Never shows up for a 1st time user, they Don't even know one Exists..
All they have is the GUI...

Now they Click on the "X" the GUI closes,

BUT it is running in the background, they Just Don't know it..

some time later
They Click on the iStripper Desktop Icon to Start it again, And Nothing Happens..
Click, Nothing, Click Nothing, Click Nothing...

That is the Issue that Customer Service was being ***** with....

Honestly, not all of the members here are the sharpest tools all the time..
they don't pay too much attention to how the OS is supposed to work..
they just want nude images on their computer, and don't care to know how it does it, just that it does...

ask them to click on the systray icon, and they go
"Whah??? My Sister whah???"
by the clock, the Little Images by the Clock....
"Ummm, my clock is on a blank wall, I don't have no images by my clock"
No, On your Desktop there is a clock, and by the clock are tiny images called icons..
"You must be looking at the wrong house, I don't have no clock on my desk, it's on my wall and there are no darn picters by my clock"

yes I've had these types of conversations, too many times....

So to Resolve it....
the "X" doesn't close the Taskbar Icon. So you can See that it is still running.

Maybe Totem Should just take away the "X" on the GUI
that would solve all the complaints.

Yes, Totem please Take away the "X" and only have a Maximize and minimize to taskbar control

iStripper is Closed by using the system Tray Icon and Quitting anyway.
The "X" never did really Close it.

So if Totem takes away the "X" then that solves it..

@VirtualPad The Stealth theme was already in previous versions, I've never had the idea of using it because it was meant to change the appearence of the system tray icon for work environment. In my case I didn't want to change the icon, that's why I never tried to tweak with this function to solve a problem with a taskbar icon. I tried it on both version and it works the same, but still the icon is not the iStripper's icon.

For those who are all happy about previews being remove from the collection page, there was always a checkbox named Previews in the filters just waiting to be unchecked so you could enjoy not seeing them in your collection. And the Girls Store has always been there for previews.

@FalconAF Your argumentation is flawless, that says it all. The "X" and "_" buttons really does the same thing in every way. Well done !!

All Katia's shows are 720p and are in the classic collections.

These are only available to Gold Members and above.

where are katia de lys strip please

Reading the whole discussion about iStripper being in the System Tray and the Taskbar is hilarious. There are good (and bad) points being made for each side of the discussion. But what boggles MY mind is this:

1. iStripper is a program made to run on an Operating System (in this case, Windows) that historically WILL place an icon in the System Tray UNLESS the user tells it not to. That is the way it has ALWAYS worked in Windows for ALL users. PLUS...

2. In the upper right-hand corner of any program's window...like the iStripper window...clicking the "X" ALWAYS CLOSED the program. Clicking the "_" is what would MINIMIZE the program's window to the TASKBAR.

Those 2 simple choices...clicking the "X" or "_"...is what has ALWAYS determined if the program will close or just get minimized.

So...WHY does a company come along and make the "X" and the "_" do the SAME THING now in their program? The program...written to work IN CONJUNCTION WITH the Operating System it is designed to work with...should NOT change the way the "X" and the "_" buttons in the windows of the Operating System work. It is just ***** and a ***** in the *ss for people who HAVE been using Windows for ages. If I WANT iStripper to get displayed in my TASKBAR, give me the CHOICE to make it happen using the "_" button, the SAME WAY it has been done in the Operating System for over 2 decades. And the "X" button SHOULD close the program, the same way it has for the same 2 decades.

Program your software program any way you want IT to work. But don't make it change the way the OPERATING SYSTEM works it runs on.

That, to me, is the REAL issue and complaint. It shouldn't be about whether or not a new user knows how to use the Operating System in the first place. There's an instruction manual that comes with the OS that will tell them what the "X" and "_" buttons do. It they don't learn how to use the Operating System the way IT was designed to work in the first place, no OTHER program should be changing the way the OS works just to accomodate them.

Que du bonheur dans cette mise à jour,
Bien vu d'avoir déplacé les offres de nouvelles cartes hors de la collection, je trouvais cela perturbant.
On peut à cette occasion faire un filtre sur les dates de parution dans la boite filles indépendamment
du tri choisi dans la boite collection et ça c'est mieux!!!
L'interface est plus ergonomique et plaisante avec des fonctions raccourci sur le bandeau fort pratiques.
Le plein écran est sympa.
Il y aura d'autres choses à découvrir avec la pratique...

Has anyone tried to attach a pic to a PM using this version?
It did not work for me. i had to revisit the web forum to do so.

yes, same problem here

starx i got a question...remember a while back i asked u what playmodes to use for the old and new cards?...u told me what to choose and yes ive been using what u said and it works great...um a while back they changed some of the old cards to UHD...they changed the colors and things...should i still treat them like old cards and do those playmodes?...it said the performances werent changed so im guessin treat them like old cards...thanks

Lloyd

Has anyone tried to attach a pic to a PM using this version?
It did not work for me. i had to revisit the web forum to do so.

@Carbo,
Now I'm ***** by your desires because I didn't like the new behavior either of the taskbar icon showing all the time and so I found out that the new version of iStripper has an option in the settings to select what is called a Stealth theme and when you do that, the taskbar icon behavior is just like the old version of iStripper (or Virtuagirl). Now when I close the UI down, the taskbar icon disappears like before. Isn't that what you want? If so, it's a matter of you just using a stealth theme in the settings of iStripper. Or do you want the software to never show the taskbar icon even when the UI is open? I thought I remember the older versions of the software showing the taskbar icon just when the UI is open. Not sure I remember correctly.

Don't think explicit content is allowed on app stores

When are you guys going to release a full working App for Android devices specifically Tablets ? I finally got me a 10.1 inch Tab I would love to carry my girls with me .

@SuperJelle92 Despite the fact that there are some new features in this new version, I reinstalled the previous version just because of this preview thing. I like the previews to be among my collection cards whenever I want to, just by using the filter checkbox in the left pane.

With the move of pre-views from collection to the store, you can no longer disable previews (without also removing them) this is highly frustrating as it (just to name one thing) removed the essentially only way of keeping a sort of wish-list.

Uma Jolie, nice.

bonjour, vous avez déjà la libre Elsa Jean spectacle offert dans votre collection. vous obtenez seulement une carte gratuite, pas tous les spectacles de Elsa Jean

Tania and Noemi are amazing

hello, on me propose les shows d'elsa jean gratuitement mais je ne sais pas comment les avoirs ? Quelqu'un pourrait m'aider ?
Voici un screen de l'écran où on me propose ces shows gratuitement :

Agreed, you've spent a lot of time and effort explaining why you want the program to be able to behave as it used to. I agree with you but we will have to wait and see what happens if anything from Totem's end.

Proof that they do listen, the horizontally squashed up forum pages in the client for low resolution panels have been resolved.

Until now I've spent more time explaining myself than it takes to implement the checkbox in the software to do exactly as it was before version 1.2.126 for those who want it as it was. So I will stop commenting on that matter. It's easy to understand, I just want to click the "X" at the top-right corner and then nothing else to close. The clicking on the system tray icon to hide iStripper was an extra feature easy to implement.

@Carbo - if you switch back to iStripper instead of a stealth theme, you can get rid of the icon from the taskbar by right clicking on it, then choosing close window. that way, it runs in the background as desired. use the system tray icon to enable/disable the girls.

@Wyldanimal
In fact I consider iStripper as a background working app, since it starts with Window and the only things we have to control is the display of the model playing and display of the interface (UI), it is never really closed, so it should only be in the taskbar while the UI is displayed. A good example: For those who use TeamViewer, which is also a background working app, you will understand what I'm talking about. Clicking the system tray icon displays the UI, and clicking it again hides it. Easy to implement programatically, and great functionality.

Just a question, do you have icons in your taskbar for your apps that run in background? Why should it be different for iStripper? For the moment I have to tweak with SFW and having a DesktopWare icon in system tray, only because they want an icon in the taskbar and I don't. Over the years, I have given a lot of money to Totem, I think I deserve to be heard as well as the new users.

@Wyldanimal
Fisrt of all, I was talking about clicking the system tray icon, not the taskbar icon.

You don't understand my point because of the way you work with apps and what kind of apps you usually use. I use icons with name on them because when I'm working on several instances of the same application, for example Visual Studio on different projects, I want to be able to select them easily, so I don't want them to combine in a single button. So if you ask me if I want an icon of an application that not even currenly on screen, I say NO. An option to please all users would be great.

Carbo
@VirtualPad That's exactly what I meant, it's a basic thing to change an icon behavior, so there shouldn't have anything else on the taskbar for new users because they don't know how keep them from hidding. What I meant about clicking the icon in the system tray is that instead of just opening iStripper, it should also close it when it is already displayed.

I don't really want to Right click the Task bar Icon and Close it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why is right clicking the taskbar Icon and selecting Close iStripper
any different than right clicking the Systray Icon and Selecting close?

It the same thing

The problem is that I don't want the icon in the taskbar

you might be in the minority there, But
please help us to understand this.

Why is the taskbar Icon such a BAD thing? Why do you Not Want an Icon on the Taskbar?
For Me, I just do not understand the reason you are so strongly adverse to a taskbar Icon??

I use the Taskbar area as my Go to area for my Apps..
If I have an App open, I can't get to a desktop Icon. it's hidden behind that App.
but the Task Bar is right there, easy to get to
single click and go...

So a taskbar Icon is a welcome thing to me.. this is why I don't understand it.
please explain. 95% of all the Apps I use, Also display a Taskbar Icon when they are in use.
So again, the Strong dislike for the iStripper taskbar Icon is not understood?

@goldiecharleston It was even easier before in version 1.2.126, we only had to check/uncheck in the filter in the left pane. Demos had blue stickers on them in the collection, so it was easier to have a glimpse on what cards are left to buy for a specific model for example. For those who don't like this way of working, they just have to keep this filter checkbox unchecked. Personally I think they changed it more for a marketing reason, which one I don't know ???

@VirtualPad That's exactly what I meant, it's a basic thing to change an icon behavior, so there shouldn't have anything else on the taskbar for new users because they don't know how keep them from hidding. What I meant about clicking the icon in the system tray is that instead of just opening iStripper, it should also close it when it is already displayed.

Just updated successfully using the software itself on my notebook. however, please note the dialogue typo. It says 'os being downloaded' instead of 'is being downloaded'. Please fix when you get a chance if not already done.

@Carbo,
You mention that new users should know how to change the behavior of the taskbar icons and yet you don't seem to know yourself. Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean but you can always control what icons show in the taskbar and what icons are hidden. Simply right click on the area down by the icons but not on an icon and then click on "Customize notification icons". Then you can select any icon and choose to show them or hide them. Simply select the iStripper icon and choose to hide it.

I think you have the taskbar and system tray ( systray ) mixed up.
the systray is the small area on Widows by the clock. There you can control which icons are displyed and which are hidden.
The Taskbar is the Middle of the bar under the screen where Active / running Apps display their Icon. if an App is Running, you can also right click and PIN it to the Task bar, so you have quick access to that App's Icon.

What everyone is ***** about is that when iStripper is Active and the GUI is Open, there is a BIG iStripper icon on the Taskbar. plus there is a small iStripper icon in the System Tray area.

When you click on the "X" in the GUI, the Taskbar Icon remains Displayed

Totem designed it this way, Because - When you First time install iStripper, that System Tray icon is Hidden. ( sure us long time users have made it always visible )
But a Brand new 1st time install, it gets hidden.

When a new user would Close the GUI, the Task Bar Icon went away, and the systray icon is hidden, there is NO way to get the GUI back.
Even in full list of programs, double clicking the iStripper Icon in the Programs
Will not re-open it, as an Instance is Already Running.

So, the "X" no longer closes the Taskbar Icon while iStripper continues to run.

your Options are to Right Click the taskbar Icon and Close it
or
under Advance Settings
Switch to one of the Safe For Work ( SFW) Different Names.
if you select one of the SFW options, then the GUI's "X" does close out the taskbar Icon.

@KatzPaw - thanks! (and dumping all the names would not be rejected :-) But seriously, appreciate the heads up

Alessandra, Ariana and Alexa : just marvelous !!!