Show timestamps for last changes

[PL-FusionCatalyst]

Relevant components

• Standalone tray application (based on Qt Widgets)
• Plasmoid/applet for Plasma desktop
• Dolphin integration
• Command line tool (syncthingctl)
• Integrated Syncthing instance (libsyncthing)
• Android app or mobile UI in general
• Backend libraries

Platform

Tray application on Windows (10)

Feature description

In the tab "Changes" (not sure if translated properly, its "Änderungen" in German), file modification are listed. It would be useful to have an additional column with timestamps for when this change happened.

Problem or use case

Currently it is very hard to recognize if the listed change happened just a few seconds ago or some time ago in another session. I sometimes want to check and make sure that a file, I just worked on, was really syncronized after saving.

Alternatives or workarounds

No response

Additional context

No response

[Martchus]

The modification time is shown as tooltip if you hover over the first column. Isn't that sufficient? Otherwise I'm not sure whether it makes generally sense to display the timestap as another column as the horizontal space is limited.

In the Plasmoid and mobile UI this is solved by using two lines per row but there it is also much easier thanks to the use of Qt Quick. Maybe I can integrate parts of the mobile UI as an alternative "modern UI mode" at some point. This would then automatically solve this issue.

[PL-FusionCatalyst]

Ohh... I never discovered the tooltip!

Hm, it could suffice for me. Maybe it's just me, but I think it's not the most intuitive solution though. What I could imagine as another/additional feature (if that is within your scope):

• Make the Columns selectable (right click on columns header open a menu -> checking columns to be shown)

and/or

• increase the maximum possible horizontal width of currently 999px.

[Martchus]

increase the maximum possible horizontal width of currently 999px.

I guess this quite low limit - which is no real limit but just a constraint in the settings dialog - should be increased. However, I'm only saying this because it doesn't make sense in general to have such a low limit. I would still expect that most people don't want the window to be so big. By the way, you can already make the window bigger by simply resizing it.