Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The user wants to know when the download task is completed.
This will take a long time if users have downloaded multiple add-ons at the same time, or downloaded a large add-on, however they want to manually restart NVDA immediately after the download task is complete to complete the add-on installation.
Currently, to do this, the user has to manually check the download status.
- Shift the system focus back and forth between the downloaded item and an adjacent item, after which NVDA will eventually announce the download status.
- Utilize table navigation to reach the second column.
- Press the 'Esc' key; NVDA will then alert you if the download has not been completed.
All the aforementioned methods are excessively complex, particularly when multiple add-ons are being downloaded simultaneously.
Describe the solution you'd like
When there is a download task, display a progress bar to indicate the real-time status of the task.
I propose using a progress bar to representing all downloads in-progress.
I.e. if a second download is started after the first, the bar would grow, and 90% would turn into 20% or similar?
Thanks to @XLTechie for adding this information
Describe alternatives you've considered
keep current behavior.
Additional context
None
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The user wants to know when the download task is completed.
This will take a long time if users have downloaded multiple add-ons at the same time, or downloaded a large add-on, however they want to manually restart NVDA immediately after the download task is complete to complete the add-on installation.
Currently, to do this, the user has to manually check the download status.
All the aforementioned methods are excessively complex, particularly when multiple add-ons are being downloaded simultaneously.
Describe the solution you'd like
When there is a download task, display a progress bar to indicate the real-time status of the task.
I propose using a progress bar to representing all downloads in-progress.
I.e. if a second download is started after the first, the bar would grow, and 90% would turn into 20% or similar?
Thanks to @XLTechie for adding this information
Describe alternatives you've considered
keep current behavior.
Additional context
None