v0.5.44
21 changes
Latest
Touch, Mobile, Chart Types, Menus and Trade Records
- 01New LH Bars chart type: a solid candle from low to high with no wick
- 02Indicators get a settings dialog, and every chart menu shares one look, with hover, selected and disabled rows
- 03Every chart control works by touch: one-finger pan, pinch to zoom, tap to place a crosshair that stays on its candle through pans and zooms, and drag or tap on drawings, orders, targets and invalidations
- 04A sideways swipe over an order or position line pans the chart instead of grabbing the line, and a pinch hands back to a pan when one finger lifts
- 05Scale drags zoom faster by touch than by pointer, and two quick axis scrubs no longer read as an axis reset
- 06Installed on a phone, the app fits the screen edge to edge, the status bar follows the theme, and the ledgers fold into one Activity slide with a word strip to move between them
- 07Positions on mobile get an Open and Closed switch with a card list for closed positions, and trade history now loads on the phone
- 08Signing in by email or passkey on the phone no longer leaves history and orders stuck on loading
- 09Closed positions record their closing profit, size, exit price, fees and leverage
- 10Best and worst price since entry now track from live prints, and the position readout can hide cash amounts
- 11A new target or invalidation opens inside the visible chart range, and its labels sit on the live-edge side of the position
- 12Hyperliquid target and invalidation orders read their trigger direction from the venue, so they no longer land on the wrong side
- 13Order sizes that sit exactly on the venue's grid are sent exactly, not rounded off by a hair
- 14Every order, cancel, close and change is recorded end to end, so a question about a trade is answered from the terminal's own records
- 15Candles stay crisp down to three pixels wide, the price range eases with the zoom, and thinner candles have smooth ends
- 16Panels drag in place and columns reorder, the title bar is the drag handle, and the stack menu opens from its chevron
- 17New seats and columns are added with G
- 18The accent colour is now two: your chosen accent for selection and focus, and a fixed blue for panel titles and badges
- 19Keyboard focus is shown with a ring in the accent colour
- 20In macOS fullscreen the app mark takes the place of the traffic lights
- 21Theme switching is consistent across the desktop app, the navigation rail and the palette settings