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Posted by: Morrenus
« on: 06-02-2025, 04:57:25 »

so far it worked... but it didnt save the dropdown option where the  option for group or link
Posted by: Morrenus
« on: 12-01-2025, 18:58:17 »

ah yeah true that makes sense I didn't think of that previously. Thank you
Posted by: z_o_o_m
« on: 12-01-2025, 17:08:49 »

I will make it to save settings.
But I can't use filename as folder name because I don't know the name. There are only links in the Link Protector.
Posted by: Morrenus
« on: 12-01-2025, 04:43:49 »

1. Save Link Protector Options as Default

I’d like the application to save any changes or inputs I make in the Link Protector settings as the default moving forward. For instance, if I configure options like checkmarks or protect groups, those preferences should automatically persist without needing to reconfigure them every time I use the tool.

2. Use Filename as the Folder Name for Link Protectors

    I’d like an option to automatically use the filename of the uploaded file as the folder name when generating link-protected URLs. For instance, if I upload a file named example_file.zip , the link protector folder should automatically be named example_file. I mean this probably could work with operands. This will help me better organize and quickly identify the corresponding protected links for each file.

Sorry about deleting that last suggestion—it was kinda half-baked. I’ll make sure to put more thought on future ones I may make