Good to know! I should read it before submitting my list. I need to get my Notepad++ working properly again first, then find it.

IMO, ideally, any good GUI should have basic, advanced, and expert modes to meet the variety of user types. Few even have basic and advanced. For the most part I'd hang in the middle.

Here's one of the worst things: When it closes (for whatever reason(s)), you forever lose the cue list of videos not yet downloaded. I'd like to see it reopen with the list-in-progress intact. I'd also like to set up multiple sorting filters to multiple directories. The GUI only does one folder at a time.

Beyond that the whole interface needs an overhaul to be pragmatic, ergonomic, and conform to typically established interfaces. It's actually peculiar in many ways. Now knowing those ways I know how to use it and its limits, but there shouldn't be that much of a learning curve. Also, there's absolutely no use of colour which can indicate a LOT of things.