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Is there a way I can change the Phex config file to allow for faster showing of incoming search text from the search monitor window?
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I think the best way to see more searches is to force ultapeer status, so there's more traffic pasing through your node.
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writetreatage,
I think I misunderstood your question, I thought you just wanted more search results. I have no idea weither you can speed up the scrolling of the list. But what's the point of doing that anyway ? It gets completly unreadable (for me at least) |
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