> I'm not saying it's perfect I didn’t stop listing problems because I ran out. I stopped because I got bored. Now you got me going again: * Why does input-fi

> I'm not saying it's perfect I didn’t stop listing problems because I ran out. I stopped because I got bored. Now you got me going again: * Why does input-file have no “Browse” button? * Why does log file have no “Browse” button? * What is the point of showing the command line flags? I’ve seen a few GUI apps that let me “export CLI” commands that match what I configured in the GUI. That would be a much better way to do this. * Why does nothing indicate that the exclude/include lists are only used for recursive fetching? * Extra Params can potentially be very long, yet the box is tiny. * I assume quota=0 turns the feature off. Why no check mark? * Why do the exclude lists have check marks, when leaving them empty should be equivalent to turning them off, if quota has none. Wget’s CLI is better than that thing. > but it's better than the "small mysterious monochrome hieroglyphics floating in a sea of white/darkness" that "modern" UIs seem to be gravitating towards. At least textual labels are searchable. I did intentionally start my post by saying I agree with this part. iOS 7 was a mistake.