More Chart Control, and Numbers That Add Up

A big charting release, and a few corrections worth knowing about.

Undo and redo have buttons. They sit in the drawing toolbar beside magnet and layers, so stepping back through a drawing no longer needs the keyboard. Ctrl+Y works as redo now too, alongside Ctrl+Shift+Z.

Panes can be maximized or removed from the chart itself. Both buttons sit on the pane strip, next to collapse.

Eight more built-in indicators, taking the total to 101. Average Price, Majority Rule, Trend Strength Index, Price Oscillator, Volatility Index and three Volatility variants.

Fibonacci time zone placements are editable. You can enter your own values for where the lines fall instead of taking the defaults. Fib spiral gains direction and turn counts in its Style tab.

A chart saved with price scale Auto switched off comes back. Reopening one used to give a blank chart, no candles and no price axis. It now restores as you left it.

The import review screen says when a batch has gone. An old or expired review link showed an empty table with Confirm still active. It now tells you the batch cannot be found and points you back.

Deleting an account is not permanent, and the dialog said it was. It claimed the delete could not be undone and would remove all your trade history. Neither was true. The account goes to Show recently deleted, your trades stay where they are, and the real purge runs 30 days later. The wording now matches what happens.

Binance dust conversions no longer over-credit BNB. Binance takes a 2 percent fee on each leg and we recorded the amount before it. New syncs record what actually landed. Balances already stored keep the old figure, so tell us if one looks high.

Binance TR sells into USDT now carry a cost basis. A USDT credit from a sale had no price attached, so a later sale drawing on it reported no profit at all. New events are priced. Rows already stored need a repair from us, so get in touch if a TR trade shows nothing where you expect a number.