DinoPulse takes better care of your data
From 0.6.48, uninstalling asks before it removes your settings and playlists. And an older version leaves the data of a newer one alone.
Two things could cost you data so far: uninstalling, and going back to an older version. Both are safe now.
Uninstalling asks first (0.6.48)
- Before DinoPulse removes your settings, playlists and fetched tools, it asks. "No" is chosen already, so a quick Enter keeps everything for a later install.
- A silent uninstall keeps them too.
Back to an older version (0.6.46 and 0.6.47)
- An older version no longer sets aside the settings and playlists of a newer one. It reads everything it knows and does not write the files.
- DinoPulse then says that it is only reading. Changes to the settings made in the meantime are not saved.
Since 0.6.49, exporting the settings can also no longer write over a file DinoPulse is using.