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I recently updated VeraCrypt and it was running fine as usual. From what I recall, when attempting to mount a volume and after selecting "Select File" from the UI, I would also be prompted to My Documents. That remained consistent even after I updated VeraCrypt. All of the sudden, that has changed and I don't know why. The sudden new start directory is my home folder. I'm running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit v. 1709 I'm running the latest stable release of Veracrypt (1.21). Is there a way to configure this...

I recently updated VeraCrypt and it was running fine as usual. From what I recall, when attempting to mount a volume and after selecting "Select File" from the UI, I would also be prompted to My Documents. That remained consistent even after I updated VeraCrypt. All of the sudden, that has changed and I don't know why. The sudden new start directory is my home folder. I'm running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit v. 1709 I'm running the latest stable release of Veracrypt (1.21). Is there a way to configure this...

I agree with this as well. It was bad enough when I realized Audacity didn't have an auto-update feature, but Veracrypt? I can understand how certain users would feel resistant towards allowing the program to access the internet behind the scenes, but this open source. Anything that gets implemented will be checked accordingly. As someone mentioned, if this feature can't be implemented by default, then don't. At least offer this for us so that we can be notified and or run an update.

I agree with this as well. It was bad enough when I realized Audacity didn't have an auto-update feature, but Veracrypt? I can understand how certain users would feel resistant towards allowing the program to access the internet behind the scenes, but this open source. Anything that get's implemented will be checked accordingly. As someone mentioned, if this feature can't be implemented by default, then don't. At least offer this for us so that we can be notified and or run an update.

Guess what? I did write that wiki page with the knowledge I had at that time. Your assumption is wrong, I have zero experience writing GTK themes. I have never written a theme indeed. I was curious and researched a lot until I found how to style the panel. Then I wrote the guide in the wiki the best I could. Just for the record, my main sources of documentation were GNOME's wiki, Lubuntu's theme and people blogs. That makes no sense. My ASSUMPTION is correct in that you knew MORE than what I know...

@jcsl Yes, my message is very negative and critques a lot. However, I DID do my research prior to posting on here. In fact, I mentioned that in my main post. Incidentally, I checked that page you linked to BEFORE you even shared it with me. And guess what? NOWHERE on that wikipage does the information state or define what can be applied to the plug-in. Not only that, but the page doesn't even include a menu-items selector. I don't know where you got that from, but I can only assume that you have...

Needs a way to style menu plugin in LXPanel