v0.5.0

• Overlay: panels follow your game (with LIVE LOG on). Salvage opens on your active
  claim: its difficulty, with the claim's ship open and marked Your claim. Mining opens on
  the system you're in, with where you are and the places around it first (You're here, Near
  you). Maps suggests the guides for your missions and location (for example Tactical Strike
  Groups at a TSG station). A line at the top of each says what it follows, with Stop to turn
  it off for that panel (remembered); nothing switches while the pointer is over the panel, it
  waits until it leaves. Missions: the possible blueprints you don't have yet stand out,
  named on the card and listed first when you open it.

• Overlay: sizing and no cut-off text. New Settings → Overlay size (90–150 %), apart
  from the launcher's own size; Automatic makes it larger on 1440p (115 %) and 4K (150 %)
  screens. Mission titles and objectives wrap instead of being cut off. Session fits its
  height to what it shows and lines up its labels and values, with the times of blueprints and
  recent moments on the right. Maps fills the panel's width (scroll down the guide; Fit
  switches to the whole page), widens the panel for landscape guides, and L or ⤢ shows a
  guide large, over most of the screen (Esc goes back).

• Overlay: placing it. Drag it by its bar or status line (not only the ⠿ grip); it snaps
  to the screen's edges. ⋯ → Move to puts it in a corner or the middle of a side in one
  click, ⋯ → Reset position (also Reset its position in Settings) brings it back, e.g.
  after changing monitors. A panel opens towards the free side of the screen, so a bar at the
  bottom or on the right opens upwards or leftwards and never goes off-screen; the position is
  kept per screen setup.

• Overlay: Mining and Salvage in the new look, built from the same parts as the launcher's tools:

  • Mining: pick an ore and the places list straight away, best first, each with how many of
    its rocks carry the ore (with a bar to compare) and the best average quality there. A place
    opens the launcher's place card: rock types with spawn chance and rarity, radar signatures,
    and every rock's composition with share and quality odds spelled out (the overlay has no
    tooltips).
  • Salvage: the launcher's ship rows: name, a bar of components vs cargo and the net value;
    open one for the fee, every part with the price it counts at and whether to sell or
    dismantle it, and the cargo aboard.

• Mission Database: more filters (under More filters, like the website's): faction, place
  (planets or places a mission is limited to, e.g. Pyro I or Rustville), rank range (the step on the
  contractor's ladder it needs, 0 = the first) and Added in (the patch it first appeared in). The
  game files don't say when a mission was added, so the launcher notes it per patch from now on: the
  first patch you open it on lists everything as "or earlier". The details show the places, the rank's
  step and the patch too. The star system filter now also knows missions offered at a place in a system.
  (The mission data is read again once after the update.)

• Fix: the first Sync online could skip your ships. If that first sync failed (for example
  because the sign-in still had to be renewed), the ships already in the launcher weren't sent on
  the next try. They now go up once the first sync actually succeeds.