OK sorry, point taken. Then I will keep the worm cans closed. No further bug hunting.
Bug hunting is fine and appreciated. The two items you mention are by design. To change how the software works would require changing the architecture. Not trivial but could certainly be done. If I had a use for it, or it was some sort of commercial money maker, I would certainly consider it.
As it stands today, the future for Solver64 is bleak. With a perpetual license for Labview now costing more than $15,000 USD, it isn't something I would consider for home use. Eventually I will loose access to the PC I am using for the builds. Once that happens, the software is at the end of life. I doubt Solver is popular enough that the user base could support it, but I think I would run a pole to see if there was enough interest to donate towards the purchase of a license.
The reason I do not ask for donations today or accept any other income is to prevent any bias in my reviews, or what I work on. It's a hobby for the fun of it, not a business.
Ah, I thought those were the ones already available in the "Filters" tab.
Notice how these are titled "Smooth". These settings setup the smoothing filter selected in the main page. They have nothing to do with any of the time domain measurements.
I would need to make something like this for the time domain, which today the software does not have.