1. When a replay ends, or you stop it, you're sent back to the main menu. I'd expect to be back at the replays menu.

2. If you save a replay and type a name that already exists, LFS prompts you to replace the old replay. If you agree, though, it doesn't replace it but instead appends a number to the new replay's name. So either the prompt isn't needed, or LFS should replace the file when being told so.

3. If you try to rename a replay just by changing lowercases to uppercases (and vice versa), you get an alert saying that a file with that name already exists and the renaming is cancelled. I'd expect LFS to silently rename the file.

These are in S2V.

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1. When a replay ends, or you stop it, you're sent back to the main menu. I'd expect to be back at the replays menu.

I agree.

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2. If you save a replay and type a name that already exists, LFS prompts you to replace the old replay. If you agree, though, it doesn't replace it but instead appends a number to the new replay's name. So either the prompt isn't needed, or LFS should replace the file when being told so.

I agree.

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3. If you try to rename a replay just by changing lowercases to uppercases (and vice versa), you get an alert saying that a file with that name already exists and the renaming is cancelled. I'd expect LFS to silently rename the file.

This is a Windows issue: Windows remembers the case of filenames, but compares filenames case insensitive so it sees two names that only differ in case as the same filename.

You could first rename the file to a temporary filename and then rename it to what you want it to be, but I don't think it's up to LFS to do such things.