Freehand Brushes, Eight More Indicators, and Every Tool Within Reach

More charting, plus the reason some drawing tools could not be opened at all on a laptop.

Brush and Highlighter. The first tools here you draw by dragging rather than by placing points. Press, draw the shape you want and let go. Both sit in the shapes flyout, which now opens on brushes first.

Eight more indicators. Fisher Transform, Klinger Oscillator, Coppock Curve, Historical Volatility, Relative Volatility Index, Mass Index and Ulcer Index each get their own pane, and ALMA draws over the candles. That takes the list to 61.

Choose how each indicator line draws. The Style tab now sets plot type and opacity line by line. Draw one of an indicator's plots as a histogram and another as a line, or fade one back so the candles read through it.

Indicators in the layers panel. The panel that lists your drawings lists your indicators too now, each with its own visibility toggle, in a section below the drawings.

Every drawing tool is reachable. A rail flyout opened at its button and grew downward with nothing to stop it, so on a shorter laptop screen 15 of the 78 tools sat below the bottom of the window. That was every pitchfork, every Gann tool, Time cycles, Sine line and both arrow marks, and the rail is the only route to them. Flyouts now stay on screen and scroll when they are too tall, and so does the tool rail itself.

The chart in a trade's details fills its space. Opening a trade gave you a short chart with an empty box beneath it, because the drawing rail beside it ran past the bottom. The chart now stretches down to meet the rail. Opening that panel no longer yanks the page either, on a phone or on a desktop.

Volume's legend stops showing a dash. The Volume legend named a moving average that is off unless you turn it on, and printed a dash where the value would go. The row now shows up only when that average is actually drawn.

Pages load quicker. The app's JavaScript was being sent with a header telling your browser not to keep it, so the whole bundle came down again on every page you opened. It is cached properly now, and only changes when we actually ship something new.

The licenses the charts ship under. Your profile now links terms, privacy and open source licenses at the bottom, and the acknowledgements page carries the full license text instead of pointing elsewhere for it.