Whitelist feature to idle any game #60
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Which is the same as the blacklist
Some buggy behaviour is noticeable after testing
(due to a push that should have gone to the feature-branch)
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The classical sense of a 'whitelist' is to be the opposite of a blacklist. What you added here is basically a manual-idle-into-infinity mode, but not a way to whitelist only certain app IDs (to let one use fast mode, but only for some games, for an example). |
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@Luckz I completely agree now looking back at it. Do you have any suggestions for a better name of the current "whitelist mode"? |
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"Manual Idling", "Hour Boosting" Is there an ongoing feature request for a whitelist that would apply to fast mode idling (and other automated idling)? |
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