Hi, I see the filesizes of attachments and emails are in kilobytes where a KB is 1024 bytes. But a kilobyte is really 1000 bytes as a kilo is 1000. For the computer related 1024 there has been kibibytes for a while. I would consider sending in a patch (if I manage). It that wanted? And if so, is there a preference for kibibytes (KiB) in 1000 or rather kilobytes (KB) in 1024? For reference: https://blogs.gnome.org/cneumair/2008/09/30/1-kb-1024-bytes-no-1-kb-1000-bytes/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilobyte Looking at wikipedia, the symbol "should" be kB, not KB. Regards, Marcel Pol
Created attachment 2266 [details] use modern KiB instead of historical KB When these parts of the code were written, which was some time ago now, KB was readily understood to by a kilobyte which was 1024 bytes, and it was clear for (probably) everyone. Times have changed and newcomers might be confused by this. Here's a patch which changes the labels.
Yes, this is the easiest way, changing the labels. Thank you already.
fixed in git