This is to avoid Windows swapping out other application data from
OS cache and put in torrent data which hinders other program
responsiveness.
The default value "Below normal" is choosen because casual users have
other higher priority apps (such as browser) running and they don't
expect OS to swap out its data. Dedicated seeders most probably will not
have other app running on their system and would expect qbt has
priority over other background services.
The option only has effect on Windows >= 8.
For some users on Windows the physicalDotsPerInch() could return values
that are smaller than the normal 96 DPI which leads to big dialog sizes
taking the entire screen.
So we need to ensure it is at least 96 DPI.
Closes#11405, #11407.
Root cause is the PreviewSelectDialog::readyToPreviewFile signal is
emitted before it is connected to a slot.
Only single-file torrents are affected.
Closes#11315.
The related classes doesn't really need recursive mutex so drop it. And
if it is really required it usually indicates bad design and we should
avoid it anyway.
JS code for torrent general properties, files, peers, trackers inconsistently
escaped HTML special characters, then the dynamicTable inconsistently escaped
again and then the value was set to HTML element text or html properties.
To fix this mess, don't escape any property values in the prop-*.js files.
Instead, make dynamicTable set HTML element text instead of html property by
default. This behavior can be overridden by setting a custom updateTd
function on the respective column, if needed. This is where the HTML escaping
should be done.
Also reordered existing updateTd functions to match column order, changed
custom updateTd functions from setting html to text property wherever possible,
removed custom updateTd functions that turned out to be redundant.
warren