Khaeops

It would be really nice if we could build a site colour theme just like Vortex has. As soon as Vortex' colours changed with an update a little while back I changed the colours to match the originals which was awesome. It would be great if a similar feature could be implemented into the site, either through user profiles or cookies. I'd imagine the frontend work wouldn't be hard to implement at all. Also the coloured accents and favicons are probably the last main feature I'd really like to have back. Per-game art on the site background would probably help, but still wouldn't be nearly as effective as colour association with accents and hyperlinks like we had with the old site UI.

I have a lot of plugins that I've replaced with a merged plugin, but I have to keep the original plugins installed but disabled in case I need to redo the merge, or if my merge depends on loose files from the original extractions. I also like to keep my plugins list grouped by enabled/disabled status and sorted by load order. Vortex currently supports filtering by groups that are either automatically or manually assigned, which helps, but I would like to show all but a specific few groups (like a 'merged' group), and an easy way to quickly toggle all so we could then uncheck a couple. Right now I can go through and check each group one by one until all but the ones I want to exclude are selected, but the column becomes huge to fit all the groups in the groups filter textbox/dropdown. Being able to rearrange the categories at the top so that the groups category is on the far right would be handy in this instance, since I would then be able to filter by all groups except for the ones I want to exclude and then leave the groups tab far off my window width and still get to see categories like dependencies. Ideally it should not draw all the selected groups in the groups textbox/dropdown when a certain amount of them have been selected (i.e. > 3) and instead require the user to click on it to expand it into a scrollable list of toggles. Would love if either features would be implemented as it would make managing large numbers of plugins of different groupings much easier.

The media page displays images too large. 2 per row isn't enough for users with large media pools. A configurable grid view would be nice to have.

I think there's an MCM option in CCOR that can disable anything not available. It works, but I do lose the ability to preview things that I don't yet have the materials for. It's an option for now but I wonder if any of the scripting wizards out there would know of a way to populate the crafting lists in a more efficient way, as I believe right now it's doing it all through ActionScript?

I have a lot of craftable items in my smithing menus, and my game lags a lot when crafting things. I've tried using CCOR's category system and Constructible Object Custom Keyword System but they don't seem to affect the performance much, since I imagine a lot of modded items don't have the keywords required to take advantage of the categories. Is there a way (other than the obvious uninstalling/removing the constructible objects) that the crafting lag could be improved or resolved?