Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes. TGCF automatically goes into a sleep/wait state after every 2000 forwarded messages, pausing for about 30–40 minutes (if I recall correctly). While this may be helpful to avoid bans on regular accounts, it becomes a frustrating limitation when using accounts where bans don’t matter (e.g., test or spam accounts).
Describe the solution you'd like
Since TGCF provides a web-based interface running on localhost, it would be more convenient and user-friendly to add an option to configure the sleep behavior directly from the settings panel. A toggle or input field to enable/disable the automatic sleep after 2000 messages, and optionally adjust the sleep duration, would allow users to control the behavior without editing code or using CLI arguments. This would make it easier to adapt TGCF for different usage scenarios.
Describe alternatives you've considered
One workaround is to restart TGCF manually every time it sleeps, but that’s tedious and breaks the automation. Another is modifying the source code, but not everyone is comfortable or able to do that. A built-in setting would be far more user-friendly and flexible.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Yes. TGCF automatically goes into a sleep/wait state after every 2000 forwarded messages, pausing for about 30–40 minutes (if I recall correctly). While this may be helpful to avoid bans on regular accounts, it becomes a frustrating limitation when using accounts where bans don’t matter (e.g., test or spam accounts).
Describe the solution you'd like
Since TGCF provides a web-based interface running on localhost, it would be more convenient and user-friendly to add an option to configure the sleep behavior directly from the settings panel. A toggle or input field to enable/disable the automatic sleep after 2000 messages, and optionally adjust the sleep duration, would allow users to control the behavior without editing code or using CLI arguments. This would make it easier to adapt TGCF for different usage scenarios.
Describe alternatives you've considered
One workaround is to restart TGCF manually every time it sleeps, but that’s tedious and breaks the automation. Another is modifying the source code, but not everyone is comfortable or able to do that. A built-in setting would be far more user-friendly and flexible.