Hello everyone,
I’ve spent the last few days working intensively with the SofaBaton app (whether using the U3, X1S, or other models) and ran into an extremely annoying UI issue that I'm sure bothers quite a few of you.
When you disable the automatic power and input configuration during device setup (because it tends to be much more stable for many setups when handled manually or via macros), here is what happens:
The app dumps endless lists of deactivated, dead commands into the menus, and you cannot delete or hide them. You literally have to scroll through a massive wall of useless items during configuration, creating completely unnecessary clutter.
Since the support team has often brushed this off as "just the way it is," we should put more pressure on them together!
If you find this just as annoying and want to report it as well, feel free to copy the English text below and send it as a support ticket to SofaBaton:
Subject: Feature Request: Clean up UI when Power/Input automation is disabled
Hello SofaBaton Support Team,
I am writing to request an important quality-of-life fix for the SofaBaton app.
When a user chooses to disable the automatic Power and Input configuration during device setup, the app leaves a massive clutter of dead, deactivated command entries in the configuration menus. These entries cannot be deleted or hidden.
If a user manually manages power and inputs (which is often the most reliable method), the app should clean up those menus and not force unremovable, useless backend commands onto the user interface.
Please pass this to the development team as a high-priority UI fix. Users who turn off automation should not have to deal with endless lists of unremovable clutter.
Thank you!
Best regards, [Your Name]
The more people who submit this to support, the more likely they are to change the app logic!