Close windows for hubs which you are not connected to.
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rusium
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Close windows for hubs which you are not connected to.
This seems like a fairly simple task, and it seems like it would save time closing all the windows for hubs you arent connected to instead of opening each windows to see if you are still connected.
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jbyrd
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IMO, this is not needed for 2 reasons:
1. The tab turns red when the hub is not connected. (No need to open all windows as stated.)
2. I want to leave the hub window open so any disconnected hubs try to reconnect. Hubs can disconnect somewhat frequently due to ISP problems, or if the hub gets restarted. In both cases, the hubs should reconnect without user intervention.
Also, I don't see a problem leaving disconnected hubs open. It has no affect on CPU, RAM, download speed, etc. or even how many other hubs you can be connected to.
Just my 2 cents!
1. The tab turns red when the hub is not connected. (No need to open all windows as stated.)
2. I want to leave the hub window open so any disconnected hubs try to reconnect. Hubs can disconnect somewhat frequently due to ISP problems, or if the hub gets restarted. In both cases, the hubs should reconnect without user intervention.
Also, I don't see a problem leaving disconnected hubs open. It has no affect on CPU, RAM, download speed, etc. or even how many other hubs you can be connected to.
Just my 2 cents!
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