OLC download limit

On Mar 23, 9:52*am, Andy wrote:
On Mar 23, 8:57*am, Andy wrote:



On Mar 23, 7:45*am, Max Kellermann wrote:

Barny wrote:
Sounds like a good rule to prevent governments around the world from
wholesale downloading flights for review using s/w looking for
violations.

No, your idea is flawed. *Everything you need for that is already
provided anonymously for OLC's JavaScript code.

The rule is purely egoistic. *It shall preserve OLC's power and keep
others from doing independent flight analysis.

What we need is an open database for exchanging IGC files. *That way,
anybody could do flight analysis (daily score, contests,
meteorological analysis, whatever).

Max

Regarless of the philosophy or justification for a download limit can
someone please see if they also see the problem I reported -

With Firefox, please select a flight, then select IGC download, then
save the file, then hit browser back button. *I see the file
management screen again not the previous flight display page.
Attempting to get back past the file management screen uses up
downloads even though no file download was made.

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The problem is not seen with IE 6.

Andy

I think I found out why I see this problem and others say they don't.

It all works fine with Firefox if I log in before attempting to access
the first flight. If I don't log in, but wait until prompted to log in
when selecting IGC download, then the browser back function can't get
past the file management screen to select another flight.

Andy