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1. Add compact mode of UI 2. Add transition animation to improve UX 3. Update AriaNG to v1.3.7
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Hello, @alexhua
Can you please point me to the un-minified sources of AriaNG you use?
I see that this release comes with a file
ui/ariang/js/aria-ng-e29c27f74f.min.js
, but inside the archive from the 1.3.7 release page of AriaNG I see a filearia-ng-b48666dae5.min.js
instead. The contents are different too. Do you use some other branch of AriaNG to build this project?670c7f8
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Actually, the AriaNG that we are using is a private build with our patches.
Just let me know if you want to learn some futher information. @Mikle-Bond
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Ah, I see. That explains a lot.
IMO, that's not exactly the spirit of Open Source, but it doesn't seem to violate the MIT licence in any way. Maybe include this notice somewhere in acknowledgment.txt for folks like me? :)
Anyway, I tried to find any documentation on the
aria2://
schema. I see that a "Open download folder" button is one of your additions. Can you point me to the right direction: what other options this schema has apart fromaria2://browse
andaria2://start
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It seems that you are advocating for the GPL. However, the GPL is not the entirety of the open-source world, is it? 🙃
You are quite knowledgeable about this project than I thought. Maybe you already have the answer. Yes, these two URL schemes are the only ones we use.