Ah, a classic corporate response.
No, I don't care if you can configure the search bar, I'm asking why does it even exists. I never 'searched for torrents from the BT app itself', it's pointless. It's just some known tracker already and if something isn't there then I would be in the browser already, why do I need to switch to some app to open the browser with my search again?
> and I understand that vissa tweaks are needed to reduce the used space.
You need to throw your cool, responsive and 'parity' UI to the trash and start again. With the mobile UI as a primary target and expanding on the landscape and deskto p modes
> The file counter is a button that displays the downloaded files
REALLY?
Okay, I would ask you again: who ever bothered with the count of already downloaded files?
If there is only 1 file in the torrent then this counter is useless.
If there are some files but you do really need only one (eg Debian/Centos/Rocky distros) then this counter is useless.
If there are many files but they are all needed at once then this counter is useless.
The answer for this question is what no one ever bothered with such counter. It's the reason you don't see this counter in the stats in any other BT client.
> enable playing media files directly from PikaTorrent
... don't forget to add a juice extractor to your car, just in case you would be going 120MPH and suddenly realize you need some fresh orange juice.
But really, a BT app is a BT app, not a food processor with built-in grill and vacuum cleaner. Nobody 'plays' media files from a BT app, that's what media players are for.
> The displayed information and ordering can be customized from the settings
You should have a compact, useful UI from the start, not after having a two session tinkering with the settings. Also it doesn't help if you still forced for all those stupid info and buttons.
Go up to my previous comment and re-read it.
Also you should really think about what are trying to do.
Because if someone can't handle making a web server and tls cert to have a remote access (which isn't even needed because all BT clients provide their own http server) then it's surely not the person who would install your client through npm.