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I'm running Fedora 24 with Gnome 3.20.4 on a Microsoft Surface Pro 3. Filezilla opens to a very tiny (and unusable) window that cannot resize or maximize. There's no "maximize" icon and double-clicking the menu bar does nothing.

Quick Googling led me to similar issues on the GTK side, and a patch was submitted and accepted upstream some time ago. More info on that here:

​https://forum.filezilla-project.org/viewtopic.php?t=40161 ​http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/17456

My short-term solution was to use the Gnome Tweak Tool to set my window resolution to "1", resize the Filezilla window and do what I need to do, then use the Tweak Tool to reset the resolution to "2" so I can go about my day-to-day operations. Because this was already patched in GTK I'm assuming there's something that might need to be addressed in Filezilla specifically. Thanks!

Hi and thanks for great product. It would be a great help if you could add the "Site Name" to the Title Bar. Currently it says Username@192.168.1.1 It would help if it said MY_SITE_NAME - Username@192.168.1.1 This is because I sometimes use the same username for different sites and then I'm not sure which site I'm working on.

Thanks and keep up the great effort.

OS: Windows XP SP2 Filezilla version: 3.1.0

• steps to reproduce:

• download one or more files exceeding the available disk space

• actual result:

• Filezilla logs the transfer failure in its log pane (Error: error while writing local file)
• the incomplete file(s) are left in the directory
• the transfers do not show up under failed transfers

• expected result:

• the transfers are added to the failed transfers pane
• no remnants of the incomplete file remain in the target directory (in general I would appreciate a more atomic approach to Filezilla's transfers, e.g. first download to a temporary directory, move to final destination after successful transfer).