Import Fixes, Safer Syncs, and a Cleaner News Feed
Interactive Brokers imports no longer double your trades, journaled trades survive a sync, and the news feed puts real reporting first.
A round of corrections to imports, balances and the feed.
Interactive Brokers trades are no longer counted twice. A Flex query set up with both executions and orders returned every fill twice, which doubled quantity, profit and commission. If your IBKR numbers looked twice the size, re-import the statement and they will come out right.
Your journaled trades survive a sync. An open position you had written notes on could be deleted when Interactive Brokers or DEGIRO synced next. Anything you have journaled on is now left alone.
Binance dust sweeps credit every coin. When you swept several coins to BNB at once, only the first coin's BNB landed in your balance. The whole sweep is counted now. Balances already recorded with the old behaviour keep the smaller figure, so tell us if one looks short.
The news feed puts real reporting first. Screener roundups, short-interest posts and paid press releases now sit below everything else instead of leading the feed on recency alone.
The batch review screen loads again. After uploading several CSVs at once, the review screen could sit on "Loading..." and never show your batch. It opens straight away now, and says so if it cannot reach us.
Confirm a new device with a passkey. Signing in with Google on a new device with no second factor set up, you can now register a passkey there instead of only an authenticator app.
Chart menus work from the keyboard. Arrow keys move through every chart menu, and Tab moves on instead of leaving the menu open.
Cancel in chart settings behaves. Undo while an indicator or drawing settings panel was open, then Cancel, could revert an edit made before you opened it, or nothing at all. Cancel now throws away exactly what you changed in the panel.
A temporary email problem no longer stops your mail for good. A full mailbox counted the same as a dead address and quietly cut off future emails. Only a permanent failure does that now.