Does not save on shutdown and crashes.

Tixati 3.19
Manjaro Linux 6.1.41-1-MANJARO (64-bit)

If I change any setting, e.g. the size of the windows under "Bandwidth", then this is not saved. When I go in there a while later, it's changed back to what I changed from.
When I have started Tixati and want to start the torrent files under "Transfers", I usually right-click on the "Transfers" button, and select "Start all transfers", but sometimes it doesn't work, so I have to select all the files in the window and start them manually instead.

When I close Tixati, it leaves a tixati_crash_report.dat under /desktop, as well as a systemd-coredump in the system log.
Paste the logs below, because I can't find any instructions on how to upload log files.

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Another crash today.
Systemd-coredump from the system log.

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Another crash today.

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Thanks for posting the crash reports. The Devs will be looking into this.

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I believe I have had that crash but only if I started Tixati through sudo (later downgrading to normal user). Then I tried to figure out this segmentation fault by starting through su and could not reproduce. Now it crashes right after start... no matter the method.

Several times now it has crashed while downloading, and after I restarted the computer and started Tixati again, all the downloads I started in the previous session are gone, along with any settings I may have made. Gets the impression that no settings or anything else is saved during a session.
If you can't fix this soon, I'll have to look for another client, because this is no longer working.

Sincerely
A Donor to Tixati

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The Devs are working on this and it should be fixed in the next release.
Thank you to the user posting the crash reports and the logs, they really help the Devs.

In my case, I've been crashing due to Channels feature. Two ways to go about this:
- Make a backup of channels2.dat and rename it so Tixati starts without your channels
- Cut off Tixati's port/internet access and wait for it to unfreeze while it tries to connect (a few minutes). Then go to settings and disable Channels

Works for now, waiting for a fix :)