Actually, I think I know what he meant... though no more than a slight annoyance at best. Sometimes RSS will pick up a number of items before the previous rss items are downloaded (they may or may not have been from the same batch... I don't watch it continually). This results in item1 being downloaded 20% then being ignored... for item2 which was added later (minutes later?).
Actually, now that I'm thinking about it, I seem to remember something about the rss items being added one item per minute... to avoid hammering the server. Maybe this is what is causing it. Item 1,2,3 get found in one batch, but are added one minute apart, ending with the order item 3,2,1 with 10% (or other amount) done of 1, and 2? Either that or they are separate batches.
It would be nice ... if nothing more than solving an annoyance: if the 'first in queue' would be changed (or split to two options). The new option would have altbinz keep an array (not shown) of recently downloaded rss items. When the new option is chosen, altbinz would check each item in the download queue from top to bottom, adding the collection to the first non-rss line.
Anyway, would be nice, probably go better in requests... but this post reminded me of it... and I'm lazy
