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Hi Fred,
The History report is now correctly showing the GPUGRID tasks when that Project is selected, so thanks for the fast work!
Regards, Art

Hi Art, I didn't do anything, but if it's working great.

Greetings. I am using BoincTasks ver. 1.95 on a Windows 11 PC, and found that for the History tab, when I select only one Project to show, it works with Einstein@Home and World Community Grid, but not with GPUGRID, which always shows a blank screen. When I select All Projects, the GPUGRID tasks appear correctly. I am keeping 60 days worth of task results for the History tab. Let me know if it is an operator error of some kind.
Thanks, Art Brown

Interesting, I can't test anything right now, so it may be a while before I can pick this up.
My guess is a name mismatch or a URL mismatch.

Added to the more urgent todo list, Fred

I didn't realize the sidebar could be manipulated in that manner. That works as you described, and allows a proper resizing. The new size is also correctly saved upon exit and restart. Looks as though as long as I don't accidentally crash it in future it will be good, and there's a path to recover.

Thanks for your help. I find the visual indication of machine status this provides is very helpful.

Great to finally have this resolved, good that I remembered.

I just tested it again and it' works sort of, just click on the divider and next adjust the width, you will be able to make it really wide.

If that worked for me, we would not be having this conversation.
I give up. I tried ... 

OK, next try, pick up the Window at the top and move it to e.g. the right.
The window should be floating, adjust the size and move it back and it should snap in again.

I see, rewriting the code for this is very complicated and it's something you only do once in a while.

I just tested it again and it' works sort of, just click on the divider and next adjust the width, you will be able to make it really wide.

Weird that you were able to remove it completely, but a restart should check on the width, I could not reproduce it.

This topic has been moved to Questions.

https://forum.efmer.com/index.php?topic=2082.0

I would suggest, going to the HWinfo Forum and ask there.
It might be a bios setting, but that's just a guess.

We have just started developing a new version for Android and iOS.

Right, I haven't maintained the app for a long time and just removed it from the website.

I stopped using it a long time ago because it heats up my phone dangerously.

Right, I will add it to the list, but not many will have a computer without any projects.

https://github.com/efmer/boinctasks-js/issues/131

I found the answer here: https://efmer.com/boinctasks-js/boinctasks-js-find-computers/

Go to the computer tab, select a computer and click delete on the bottom of the page.

Computers -> Edit and remove the check. -> Update changes at the bottom.

Or manually:
Exit BoincTasks JS
In the debug log find the userData folder
Go to BoincTasks Js\settings
Edit computers.xml
Start BoincTasks JS

Donated a bit to help out. I always thought that your work only supported Windows, and a recent visit to your page showed that Linux software was available - BoincTasks-js

Thanks for the donation, I had some extra time in the COVID period, that resulted in BoincTasks JS for Linux and MAC.

No idea, maybe the project knows what it means
The text is not from BoincTasks Js.
Check the Messages tab, it might say something about it.

I looked into it and ran into way too many problems that I can't solve. 0 is a kind of magic number that runs throughout the program.
If possible, use a number > 0.
Why not use another fake number like 9999