SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.4

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.4

RC77.4 adds dedicated Squadron Carrier routes, clearer Canonn Prior Scans,
persistent mining search results and galactic Journey report maps. Personal and
squadron carriers can be tracked together while keeping their progress, fuel
and jump readouts separate. This release also retains the Journey recovery,
workspace and reliability improvements described below.

RC77.3 fixes older Journey files leaving an empty workspace unable to begin a
new Journey. Older metadata is upgraded with an original-file backup, and saved
history remains available when its original journals can no longer be replayed.
Unreferenced active Journeys can be resumed and completed from the library.

Only a readable Journey marked Active in the selected commander's list blocks
another start. Unavailable active selections now show warnings while keeping
their saved files intact. A completed Journey no longer prevents starting again
from the same visit; the new Journey receives its own saved file.

RC77.2 fixes Journey starts when Steam, Epic, or other Elite installations keep
journals in different folders. It also improves replay when journal sessions
overlap or a journal source is unavailable.

This release brings Journeys into Navigation with expedition history, flexible
starting visits and portable photo reports. Colonization Market Search follows
your project filters, and mining overlay preferences can be edited with the
game closed. It also retains the mining, commander, ship and Fleet Carrier fixes
from RC77.

What's changed

• Squadron Carrier routes: SC Routes sits beside FC Routes with its own
  workspace, overlay, panel shortcut and next-jump settings. Both carriers share
  saved itinerary bookmarks while keeping their selected routes, progress and
  preferences separate. Both overlays can track scheduled jumps, cancellations
  and arrivals even without an active itinerary.
• Carrier route auto-copy: Enable auto-copy for both FC Routes and SC Routes.
  Opening the Galaxy Map copies one destination from the selected active
  carrier, falling back to the other when the selected route is paused or
  complete. Selecting auto-copy in Route Manager or Boxel Search disables both
  carrier selections, so competing tools cannot replace the destination.
• Carrier tracking and bookmark safety: Carrier identity checks keep jump
  progress, countdowns, fuel and location updates on the correct carrier.
  Ambiguous arrivals do not update both carriers just because their destinations
  match. Tracking changes preserve shared bookmark notes, favorites and
  waypoints. Notes saved from a route workspace update the other carrier's
  readout without discarding its unsaved edits.
• Mining search persistence: Surface Mining and Powerplay merit search
  results retain their chosen reference when you jump to another system.
  Force include if viable no longer causes an arrival to reset the results,
  including when a search is still running. Reset or search again to replace
  the results.
• Canonn Prior Scans: The live panel keeps its compact preview layout and
  wraps long species names instead of expanding across the screen. Existing
  custom sizes remain available. The radar stays visible whenever the panel is
  shown. Show bio signals from Canonn on the radar now controls the whole panel
  and stays synchronized with panel availability and its shortcut.
• Galactic Journey maps: HTML exports plot every recorded visit on an
  equal-scale X/Z map, including negative coordinates, with Sol and Sagittarius
  A* as fixed position references. Reference markers do not add travel legs.
  Switch between Galactic context and Route detail, and select any visit point
  to open its history entry. Return visits at the same map position offer a
  dated visit chooser, and reference labels remain readable near the map's edges.
• Journey journal reliability: Starting a Journey uses the selected
  commander's journals across all available folders, regardless of folder order.
  Current starts use the latest matching location. Catch-up and reprocessing
  include later activity from overlapping sessions, respect the Journey's start
  time, and count copied journals once. Journal read failures show warnings;
  incomplete reprocessing preserves saved history. Some inaccessible folders
  may be excluded during discovery. Saved system notes finish loading before
  the history workspace becomes ready.
• Journeys workspace: Manage expeditions directly under Navigation instead
  of opening a separate window. The Travel shortcut opens Journeys. Archive
  completed journeys to tuck them away, restore them when needed, or delete
  their saved records after confirmation. Journals, system notes and screenshots
  stay intact.
• Starting a journey: Choose Use current system to use your current visit
  automatically, including a docked login. Use previous visit opens system-name
  autocomplete and a scrolling list of past ship and carrier arrivals with UTC
  dates and times. Choose the exact visit, then enter the journey name and
  optional description. Starting from an earlier visit includes later returns
  to the same system. Manual system-name searches also work offline.
• Journey date filters: Narrow historical searches with an optional calendar
  date. The selected UTC day is included, with no time entry required. All dates
  clears the cutoff. Older journals are skipped where possible while files
  spanning the selected date remain searchable. Copied journal modification
  dates no longer truncate replayed history. Changing the search, date or
  commander clears stale visit choices; moving systems during current-start
  preparation requires beginning again with the new location.
• Journey readouts and notes: The redesigned workspace keeps the library,
  route summary, visited systems, statistics and editable details together.
  Visit rows show notes, photos and landings, including activity from earlier
  visits to the same system. Unsaved edits survive commander changes and are
  protected when switching history lists. The on-top preference applies while
  Journeys is selected. Begin and Cancel remain reachable while the creation
  form scrolls. Save or discard edits to an existing journey before beginning
  another expedition.
• Journey screenshots: Image lists use the PNG converter's current output
  folder and refresh after conversion or a destination change without discarding
  unsaved notes. Existing converted images remain available across repeat visits
  to the same system.
• Portable Journey reports: Export a completed journey into its own folder
  containing index.html and an images subfolder. Reports include expedition
  statistics, a route overview, searchable visit history, saved notes and tiled
  photo previews. Select a tile to enlarge it, browse with arrow keys, close
  with Escape, or open the original image. Relative links keep the report usable
  when the whole folder is moved or shared. Full-size images and smaller previews
  are bundled together; source screenshots stay intact.
• Journey report reliability: Browse reports and print expanded visit details
  to PDF without an internet connection. Large exploration and biology reward
  totals are retained. Each export creates a new folder, preserving earlier
  exports, and publishes it only after its files are ready. Completing or
  reprocessing a journey keeps its original commander context, so late results
  cannot restore an old readout or overwrite the new commander's status after a
  commander change or disconnect.
• Colonization Market Search: Select Projects follows the system, build
  status and ordering selected under Projects. Filter changes keep the list
  manageable without clearing chosen shopping projects. A compact Selected
  outside filters section lets you remove hidden selections, and refreshing
  projects preserves the selected system filter.
• Mining overlay preferences: Configure overlays before a journal loads or
  with the game closed. All seven overlay preferences survive restarts, remain
  separate for each commander, and follow portable backup/restore and sync.
  Failed edits stay available through journal connection and commander changes
  for retry. Saving one preference preserves unrelated changes made in another
  settings window. An explicit edit for a remembered commander takes precedence
  over the same field in an older unassigned draft when the journal connects.
• Recent Prospects: Mining notifications show asteroid engineering material
  content as Low, Medium or High instead of a fixed 100% remaining reading.
  Mineral percentages remain visible, and missing material content stays hidden,
  including in recovered sessions.
• Mining session overlay: Sort prospecting yields by average mineral
  percentage or number of finds. Five minerals appear by default; change the
  result count with single-step up/down controls in mining overlay settings.
  Preferences are saved per commander and apply immediately, while session
  history and reports retain every result. These controls are also available
  before commander journal data loads.
• Owned fleet: Ship changes produce one consistent CURRENT marker. Journal
  ship selection and Frontier fleet data use persistent ship identities,
  including when an older cache contains conflicting markers. Newly purchased
  ships also appear while awaiting their Frontier ship ID.
• Current Ship: Journal loadouts update the selected ship and its module
  readout without borrowing another ship's details. Ship totals retain cargo
  value when journal hull and module values update. Complete engineering updates
  preserve modules, and removed hangars no longer restore stale launch bays.
  Switching commanders clears the previous ship's cached readouts, including
  when the selected account is offline or has no cached profile.
• **Commander...

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.3

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.3

RC77.3 fixes older Journey files leaving an empty workspace unable to begin a
new Journey. Older metadata is upgraded with an original-file backup, and saved
history remains available when its original journals can no longer be replayed.
Unreferenced active Journeys can be resumed and completed from the library.

Only a readable Journey marked Active in the selected commander's list blocks
another start. Unavailable active selections now show warnings while keeping
their saved files intact. A completed Journey no longer prevents starting again
from the same visit; the new Journey receives its own saved file.

RC77.2 fixes Journey starts when Steam, Epic, or other Elite installations keep
journals in different folders. It also improves replay when journal sessions
overlap or a journal source is unavailable.

This release brings Journeys into Navigation with expedition history, flexible
starting visits and portable photo reports. Colonization Market Search follows
your project filters, and mining overlay preferences can be edited with the
game closed. It also retains the mining, commander, ship and Fleet Carrier fixes
from RC77.

What's changed

• Journey journal reliability: Starting a Journey uses the selected
  commander's journals across all available folders, regardless of folder order.
  Current starts use the latest matching location. Catch-up and reprocessing
  include later activity from overlapping sessions, respect the Journey's start
  time, and count copied journals once. Journal read failures show warnings;
  incomplete reprocessing preserves saved history. Some inaccessible folders
  may be excluded during discovery. Saved system notes finish loading before
  the history workspace becomes ready.
• Journeys workspace: Manage expeditions directly under Navigation instead
  of opening a separate window. The Travel shortcut opens Journeys. Archive
  completed journeys to tuck them away, restore them when needed, or delete
  their saved records after confirmation. Journals, system notes and screenshots
  stay intact.
• Starting a journey: Choose Use current system to use your current visit
  automatically, including a docked login. Use previous visit opens system-name
  autocomplete and a scrolling list of past ship and carrier arrivals with UTC
  dates and times. Choose the exact visit, then enter the journey name and
  optional description. Starting from an earlier visit includes later returns
  to the same system. Manual system-name searches also work offline.
• Journey date filters: Narrow historical searches with an optional calendar
  date. The selected UTC day is included, with no time entry required. All dates
  clears the cutoff. Older journals are skipped where possible while files
  spanning the selected date remain searchable. Copied journal modification
  dates no longer truncate replayed history. Changing the search, date or
  commander clears stale visit choices; moving systems during current-start
  preparation requires beginning again with the new location.
• Journey readouts and notes: The redesigned workspace keeps the library,
  route summary, visited systems, statistics and editable details together.
  Visit rows show notes, photos and landings, including activity from earlier
  visits to the same system. Unsaved edits survive commander changes and are
  protected when switching history lists. The on-top preference applies while
  Journeys is selected. Begin and Cancel remain reachable while the creation
  form scrolls. Save or discard edits to an existing journey before beginning
  another expedition.
• Journey screenshots: Image lists use the PNG converter's current output
  folder and refresh after conversion or a destination change without discarding
  unsaved notes. Existing converted images remain available across repeat visits
  to the same system.
• Portable Journey reports: Export a completed journey into its own folder
  containing index.html and an images subfolder. Reports include expedition
  statistics, a route overview, searchable visit history, saved notes and tiled
  photo previews. Select a tile to enlarge it, browse with arrow keys, close
  with Escape, or open the original image. Relative links keep the report usable
  when the whole folder is moved or shared. Full-size images and smaller previews
  are bundled together; source screenshots stay intact.
• Journey report reliability: Browse reports and print expanded visit details
  to PDF without an internet connection. Large exploration and biology reward
  totals are retained. Each export creates a new folder, preserving earlier
  exports, and publishes it only after its files are ready. Completing or
  reprocessing a journey keeps its original commander context, so late results
  cannot restore an old readout or overwrite the new commander's status after a
  commander change or disconnect.
• Colonization Market Search: Select Projects follows the system, build
  status and ordering selected under Projects. Filter changes keep the list
  manageable without clearing chosen shopping projects. A compact Selected
  outside filters section lets you remove hidden selections, and refreshing
  projects preserves the selected system filter.
• Mining overlay preferences: Configure overlays before a journal loads or
  with the game closed. All seven overlay preferences survive restarts, remain
  separate for each commander, and follow portable backup/restore and sync.
  Failed edits stay available through journal connection and commander changes
  for retry. Saving one preference preserves unrelated changes made in another
  settings window. An explicit edit for a remembered commander takes precedence
  over the same field in an older unassigned draft when the journal connects.
• Recent Prospects: Mining notifications show asteroid engineering material
  content as Low, Medium or High instead of a fixed 100% remaining reading.
  Mineral percentages remain visible, and missing material content stays hidden,
  including in recovered sessions.
• Mining session overlay: Sort prospecting yields by average mineral
  percentage or number of finds. Five minerals appear by default; change the
  result count with single-step up/down controls in mining overlay settings.
  Preferences are saved per commander and apply immediately, while session
  history and reports retain every result. These controls are also available
  before commander journal data loads.
• Owned fleet: Ship changes produce one consistent CURRENT marker. Journal
  ship selection and Frontier fleet data use persistent ship identities,
  including when an older cache contains conflicting markers. Newly purchased
  ships also appear while awaiting their Frontier ship ID.
• Current Ship: Journal loadouts update the selected ship and its module
  readout without borrowing another ship's details. Ship totals retain cargo
  value when journal hull and module values update. Complete engineering updates
  preserve modules, and removed hangars no longer restore stale launch bays.
  Switching commanders clears the previous ship's cached readouts, including
  when the selected account is offline or has no cached profile.
• Commander data freshness: Reputation, Community Goals and ship data use
  observation timestamps to reconcile journal and Frontier updates. A later
  Frontier fetch takes precedence, while an older request that finishes late
  cannot overwrite newer journal data. Mixed journal batches stay attributed
  to the correct commander, and an interrupted multicrew session no longer
  blocks own-ship updates after restarting the game.
• Fleet Carrier jumps: Personal and squadron carriers keep separate jump
  requests, cancellations and arrival state. Each carrier's readout uses its
  own Frontier refresh time so activity on one cannot replace the other.
  Records without an observation timestamp cannot replace a tracked jump.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.2

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.2

RC77.2 fixes Journey starts when Steam, Epic, or other Elite installations keep
journals in different folders. It also improves replay when journal sessions
overlap or a journal source is unavailable.

This release brings Journeys into Navigation with expedition history, flexible
starting visits and portable photo reports. Colonization Market Search follows
your project filters, and mining overlay preferences can be edited with the
game closed. It also retains the mining, commander, ship and Fleet Carrier fixes
from RC77.

What's changed

• Journey journal reliability: Starting a Journey uses the selected
  commander's journals across all available folders, regardless of folder order.
  Current starts use the latest matching location. Catch-up and reprocessing
  include later activity from overlapping sessions, respect the Journey's start
  time, and count copied journals once. Journal read failures show warnings;
  incomplete reprocessing preserves saved history. Some inaccessible folders
  may be excluded during discovery. Saved system notes finish loading before
  the history workspace becomes ready.
• Journeys workspace: Manage expeditions directly under Navigation instead
  of opening a separate window. The Travel shortcut opens Journeys. Archive
  completed journeys to tuck them away, restore them when needed, or delete
  their saved records after confirmation. Journals, system notes and screenshots
  stay intact.
• Starting a journey: Choose Use current system to use your current visit
  automatically, including a docked login. Use previous visit opens system-name
  autocomplete and a scrolling list of past ship and carrier arrivals with UTC
  dates and times. Choose the exact visit, then enter the journey name and
  optional description. Starting from an earlier visit includes later returns
  to the same system. Manual system-name searches also work offline.
• Journey date filters: Narrow historical searches with an optional calendar
  date. The selected UTC day is included, with no time entry required. All dates
  clears the cutoff. Older journals are skipped where possible while files
  spanning the selected date remain searchable. Copied journal modification
  dates no longer truncate replayed history. Changing the search, date or
  commander clears stale visit choices; moving systems during current-start
  preparation requires beginning again with the new location.
• Journey readouts and notes: The redesigned workspace keeps the library,
  route summary, visited systems, statistics and editable details together.
  Visit rows show notes, photos and landings, including activity from earlier
  visits to the same system. Unsaved edits survive commander changes and are
  protected when switching history lists. The on-top preference applies while
  Journeys is selected. Begin and Cancel remain reachable while the creation
  form scrolls. Save or discard edits to an existing journey before beginning
  another expedition.
• Journey screenshots: Image lists use the PNG converter's current output
  folder and refresh after conversion or a destination change without discarding
  unsaved notes. Existing converted images remain available across repeat visits
  to the same system.
• Portable Journey reports: Export a completed journey into its own folder
  containing index.html and an images subfolder. Reports include expedition
  statistics, a route overview, searchable visit history, saved notes and tiled
  photo previews. Select a tile to enlarge it, browse with arrow keys, close
  with Escape, or open the original image. Relative links keep the report usable
  when the whole folder is moved or shared. Full-size images and smaller previews
  are bundled together; source screenshots stay intact.
• Journey report reliability: Browse reports and print expanded visit details
  to PDF without an internet connection. Large exploration and biology reward
  totals are retained. Each export creates a new folder, preserving earlier
  exports, and publishes it only after its files are ready. Completing or
  reprocessing a journey keeps its original commander context, so late results
  cannot restore an old readout or overwrite the new commander's status after a
  commander change or disconnect.
• Colonization Market Search: Select Projects follows the system, build
  status and ordering selected under Projects. Filter changes keep the list
  manageable without clearing chosen shopping projects. A compact Selected
  outside filters section lets you remove hidden selections, and refreshing
  projects preserves the selected system filter.
• Mining overlay preferences: Configure overlays before a journal loads or
  with the game closed. All seven overlay preferences survive restarts, remain
  separate for each commander, and follow portable backup/restore and sync.
  Failed edits stay available through journal connection and commander changes
  for retry. Saving one preference preserves unrelated changes made in another
  settings window. An explicit edit for a remembered commander takes precedence
  over the same field in an older unassigned draft when the journal connects.
• Recent Prospects: Mining notifications show asteroid engineering material
  content as Low, Medium or High instead of a fixed 100% remaining reading.
  Mineral percentages remain visible, and missing material content stays hidden,
  including in recovered sessions.
• Mining session overlay: Sort prospecting yields by average mineral
  percentage or number of finds. Five minerals appear by default; change the
  result count with single-step up/down controls in mining overlay settings.
  Preferences are saved per commander and apply immediately, while session
  history and reports retain every result. These controls are also available
  before commander journal data loads.
• Owned fleet: Ship changes produce one consistent CURRENT marker. Journal
  ship selection and Frontier fleet data use persistent ship identities,
  including when an older cache contains conflicting markers. Newly purchased
  ships also appear while awaiting their Frontier ship ID.
• Current Ship: Journal loadouts update the selected ship and its module
  readout without borrowing another ship's details. Ship totals retain cargo
  value when journal hull and module values update. Complete engineering updates
  preserve modules, and removed hangars no longer restore stale launch bays.
  Switching commanders clears the previous ship's cached readouts, including
  when the selected account is offline or has no cached profile.
• Commander data freshness: Reputation, Community Goals and ship data use
  observation timestamps to reconcile journal and Frontier updates. A later
  Frontier fetch takes precedence, while an older request that finishes late
  cannot overwrite newer journal data. Mixed journal batches stay attributed
  to the correct commander, and an interrupted multicrew session no longer
  blocks own-ship updates after restarting the game.
• Fleet Carrier jumps: Personal and squadron carriers keep separate jump
  requests, cancellations and arrival state. Each carrier's readout uses its
  own Frontier refresh time so activity on one cannot replace the other.
  Records without an observation timestamp cannot replace a tracked jump.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.1

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77.1

This release brings Journeys into Navigation with expedition history, flexible
starting visits and portable photo reports. Colonization Market Search follows
your project filters, and mining overlay preferences can be edited with the
game closed. It also retains the mining, commander, ship and Fleet Carrier fixes
from RC77.

What's changed

• Journeys workspace: Manage expeditions directly under Navigation instead
  of opening a separate window. The Travel shortcut opens Journeys. Archive
  completed journeys to tuck them away, restore them when needed, or delete
  their saved records after confirmation. Journals, system notes and screenshots
  stay intact.
• Starting a journey: Choose Use current system to use your current visit
  automatically, including a docked login. Use previous visit opens system-name
  autocomplete and a scrolling list of past ship and carrier arrivals with UTC
  dates and times. Choose the exact visit, then enter the journey name and
  optional description. Starting from an earlier visit includes later returns
  to the same system. Manual system-name searches also work offline.
• Journey date filters: Narrow historical searches with an optional calendar
  date. The selected UTC day is included, with no time entry required. All dates
  clears the cutoff. Older journals are skipped where possible while files
  spanning the selected date remain searchable. Copied journal modification
  dates no longer truncate replayed history. Changing the search, date or
  commander clears stale visit choices; moving systems during current-start
  preparation requires beginning again with the new location.
• Journey readouts and notes: The redesigned workspace keeps the library,
  route summary, visited systems, statistics and editable details together.
  Visit rows show notes, photos and landings, including activity from earlier
  visits to the same system. Unsaved edits survive commander changes and are
  protected when switching history lists. The on-top preference applies while
  Journeys is selected. Begin and Cancel remain reachable while the creation
  form scrolls. Save or discard edits to an existing journey before beginning
  another expedition.
• Journey screenshots: Image lists use the PNG converter's current output
  folder and refresh after conversion or a destination change without discarding
  unsaved notes. Existing converted images remain available across repeat visits
  to the same system.
• Portable Journey reports: Export a completed journey into its own folder
  containing index.html and an images subfolder. Reports include expedition
  statistics, a route overview, searchable visit history, saved notes and tiled
  photo previews. Select a tile to enlarge it, browse with arrow keys, close
  with Escape, or open the original image. Relative links keep the report usable
  when the whole folder is moved or shared. Full-size images and smaller previews
  are bundled together; source screenshots stay intact.
• Journey report reliability: Browse reports and print expanded visit details
  to PDF without an internet connection. Large exploration and biology reward
  totals are retained. Each export creates a new folder, preserving earlier
  exports, and publishes it only after its files are ready. Completing or
  reprocessing a journey keeps its original commander context, so late results
  cannot restore an old readout or overwrite the new commander's status after a
  commander change or disconnect.
• Colonization Market Search: Select Projects follows the system, build
  status and ordering selected under Projects. Filter changes keep the list
  manageable without clearing chosen shopping projects. A compact Selected
  outside filters section lets you remove hidden selections, and refreshing
  projects preserves the selected system filter.
• Mining overlay preferences: Configure overlays before a journal loads or
  with the game closed. All seven overlay preferences survive restarts, remain
  separate for each commander, and follow portable backup/restore and sync.
  Failed edits stay available through journal connection and commander changes
  for retry. Saving one preference preserves unrelated changes made in another
  settings window. An explicit edit for a remembered commander takes precedence
  over the same field in an older unassigned draft when the journal connects.
• Recent Prospects: Mining notifications show asteroid engineering material
  content as Low, Medium or High instead of a fixed 100% remaining reading.
  Mineral percentages remain visible, and missing material content stays hidden,
  including in recovered sessions.
• Mining session overlay: Sort prospecting yields by average mineral
  percentage or number of finds. Five minerals appear by default; change the
  result count with single-step up/down controls in mining overlay settings.
  Preferences are saved per commander and apply immediately, while session
  history and reports retain every result. These controls are also available
  before commander journal data loads.
• Owned fleet: Ship changes produce one consistent CURRENT marker. Journal
  ship selection and Frontier fleet data use persistent ship identities,
  including when an older cache contains conflicting markers. Newly purchased
  ships also appear while awaiting their Frontier ship ID.
• Current Ship: Journal loadouts update the selected ship and its module
  readout without borrowing another ship's details. Ship totals retain cargo
  value when journal hull and module values update. Complete engineering updates
  preserve modules, and removed hangars no longer restore stale launch bays.
  Switching commanders clears the previous ship's cached readouts, including
  when the selected account is offline or has no cached profile.
• Commander data freshness: Reputation, Community Goals and ship data use
  observation timestamps to reconcile journal and Frontier updates. A later
  Frontier fetch takes precedence, while an older request that finishes late
  cannot overwrite newer journal data. Mixed journal batches stay attributed
  to the correct commander, and an interrupted multicrew session no longer
  blocks own-ship updates after restarting the game.
• Fleet Carrier jumps: Personal and squadron carriers keep separate jump
  requests, cancellations and arrival state. Each carrier's readout uses its
  own Frontier refresh time so activity on one cannot replace the other.
  Records without an observation timestamp cannot replace a tracked jump.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.77

This release improves mining overlay readouts and keeps commander, ship and
Fleet Carrier information consistent as journals and Frontier data update.

What's changed

• Recent Prospects: Mining notifications now show asteroid engineering
  material content as Low, Medium or High instead of a fixed “100% remaining”
  reading. Mineral percentages remain visible, and missing material content
  stays hidden, including in recovered sessions.
• Mining session overlay: Choose whether prospecting yields are sorted by
  average mineral percentage or number of finds. Five minerals appear by
  default; the result count can be changed with single-step up/down controls
  in mining overlay settings. Preferences are saved per commander and apply
  immediately, while session history and reports retain every result. Controls
  wait for commander data to load so pre-login edits cannot be silently lost.
• Owned fleet: Ship changes produce one consistent CURRENT marker.
  Journal ship selection and Frontier fleet data now use persistent ship
  identities, including when an older cache contains conflicting markers.
  Newly purchased ships also appear while awaiting their Frontier ship ID.
• Current Ship: Journal loadouts update the selected ship and its module
  readout without borrowing another ship's details, and ship totals retain
  cargo value when journal hull and module values update. Complete engineering
  updates preserve modules, and removed hangars no longer restore stale launch
  bays. Switching commanders clears the previous ship's cached readouts,
  including when the selected account is offline or has no cached profile.
• Commander data freshness: Reputation, Community Goals and ship data use
  observation timestamps to reconcile journal and Frontier updates. A later
  Frontier fetch takes precedence, while an older request that finishes late
  cannot overwrite newer journal data. Mixed journal batches stay attributed
  to the correct commander, and an interrupted multicrew session no longer
  blocks own-ship updates after restarting the game.
• Fleet Carrier jumps: Personal and squadron carriers keep separate jump
  requests, cancellations and arrival state. Each carrier's readout uses its
  own Frontier refresh time so activity on one cannot replace the other.
  Records without an observation timestamp cannot replace a tracked jump.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.76

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.76

This release refreshes the application and commander workspaces, makes overlay
configuration clearer, and adds exploration privacy, Discord carrier alerts,
and cargo-confirmed mining totals.

What's changed

• Application appearance: A sleek spaceship-inspired design brings clearer
  typography, spacing and controls to the main window and dialogs while keeping
  all six theme palettes, existing navigation and custom forms.
• Commander workspace: Commander, current ship, Fleet Carrier, Market,
  Shipyard and Community Goals views present their information in a clearer
  reading order with fewer enclosing panels. Debt is shown only when nonzero.
• Overlay configuration: Theme appearance and workspace overlay settings are
  organized into clearer groups. Five custom brush colors can be selected for
  overlay editor overrides independently of the application theme.
• Overlay sizing and hints: The spherical search overlay expands and shrinks
  with its contents while respecting its anchor. Empty hover hints no longer
  produce blank squares.
• Colonization visibility: Turning off both automatic hiding and Colonization
  commodities availability keeps the panel hidden, including when starting the
  game docked. Shortcut toggling remains available, and the settings explanation
  makes persistent display clearer.
• Stealth Mode: An optional Privacy & sharing setting holds enabled EDDN,
  Inara, EDAstro and EDSM uploads in persistent queues until a live docking.
  Reports survive restarts, and discoveries after docking wait for the next
  docking. Any docking counts, including a Fleet Carrier; Raven API traffic is
  unaffected. Turning Stealth Mode off resumes retained uploads.
• Discord carrier announcements: Optional webhook settings announce planned
  jumps, cancellations and confirmed arrivals for personal and squadron Fleet
  Carriers, with itinerary details and separate notification choices.
• Mining session accounting: Session totals and rates reconcile refinery
  output with actual ship cargo while excluding limpets, purchases, transfers
  and other cargo movements. Refinery output after a session ends appears as
  separate carryover, and incomplete evidence is clearly marked as estimated.
  Recovery across pauses, journal replay and application restarts preserves
  accurate counts without counting the same physical record twice.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.75

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.75

This patch fixes biology overlays remaining hidden after an interrupted jump or
game-session recovery, even when their display settings are enabled.

What's changed

• Biology overlay recovery: Starting a new game journal, logging back in, or
  receiving a restored location clears stale jump suppression. System biology
  can appear again during exploration in space, and body biology and sample
  status can return on foot when their normal visibility conditions are met.
• Jump visibility remains intact: Biology overlays stay hidden while live
  game status still reports a hyperspace jump. Normal completed jumps continue
  to restore the appropriate panels, without changing saved overlay settings,
  categories, or positions.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.74

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.74

This update fixes Fleet Carrier manifest saves and duplicate inventory entries,
adds a carrier-by-carrier readiness breakdown to Raven build previews, and makes
version details and installed release notes easier to find in Diagnostics.

What's changed

• Carrier manifest saving: Changing a carrier's system and saving its
  manifest now sends the identifier Raven requires, fixing the reported
  carrier operation failed HTTP 400 error. An empty or unavailable Raven
  manifest can also be refreshed without crashing inventory conversion.
• Consistent carrier inventory: Journal identifiers, display names, and
  historical aliases now appear as one commodity across the manifest editor,
  commodities planner and overlay, shopping lists, build reports, and Nexus.
  Duplicate entries such as Liquid oxygen, Fruit and Vegetables, and Ceramic
  Composites are counted once. The independent Local column remains
  available for comparison. Saving or applying authoritative stock updates
  clears the relevant old aliases, and Frontier imports retain stable
  commodity identifiers across languages.
• Cargo transfers and recovery: Journal transfers update existing Raven
  inventory aliases with relative changes, preserving cargo movements made by
  other users of a shared carrier. Pending changes retain their original
  inventory keys across restarts. Recovery recognizes acknowledged transfers
  even when Raven changes a commodity's name, avoiding duplicate updates after
  a lost response. Keys that differ only by case are handled safely.
• Carrier readiness breakdown: Individual build previews, Combined Build
  Reports, and Nexus previews show Ready on fleet carriers as a segmented
  bar with a wrapping carrier-name and tonnage legend. Each share represents
  cargo usable against the remaining requirements; surplus of one commodity
  cannot cover another. Stable generated colors support more than ten carriers
  and adapt to light and dark themes. Missing cargo remains unknown.
• Meta-Alloys shopping: Historical metalloys names now match the same
  commodity in Ardent and Spansh results, so available stock appears correctly
  in shopping searches.
• Copy bug-report details: In Diagnostics > Updates, Copy details
  beside the installed version copies the exact app version, release channel,
  operating system, OS and app architectures, and .NET runtime.
• Revisit installed release notes: Installed release notes remains
  available after updating and works offline. Available release notes
  separately opens the notes for a newer update when one is found.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.73

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.73

This update adds carrier next-jump tracking without a planned route, keeps
unaffiliated colonization projects separate from your own projects, and improves
Spansh searches and mission overlay sizing.

What's changed

• Carrier next-jump information: The Fleet Carrier Route overlay can show
  your carrier's next destination without an active route. It follows the
  scheduled departure, jump initiation, transit, confirmed arrival, cooldown,
  and cancellation. Travel overlay settings include Show Carrier Next-Jump
  Information, enabled by default, and the editor has a Carrier next jump
  preview. An actual jump that differs from a planned route temporarily shows
  its real destination without changing the plan.
• Carrier fuel and destination details: Available journal fuel and stored
  tritium appear alongside jump distance, fuel cost, and projected fuel after
  arrival. Calculated values are marked as estimates; unavailable details are
  omitted. Passive tracking shows LOW TRITIUM when the projected depot
  fuel falls below 200 t. Spansh destination data adds ICY RING,
  PRISTINE ICY RING, and ICY BODY tags when those resources are known.
  The fuel warning icon is larger, centered with its text, and follows the
  overlay theme. Repositioning within the same system deducts jump fuel once;
  later journal fuel observations replace that estimate.
• Next Jump neutron badge: Class-N destinations show the NEUTRON pill
  beside the star class even without a pre-planned route or with details hidden.
  Existing route guidance continues to supply the badge when applicable. Long
  system names trim before the badges instead of overlapping them.
• Mining session commodity names: Prospecting yield summaries use consistent
  catalog casing, including Gold, Silver, and Palladium. Existing
  session history gains the same display names without rewriting journal data.
• Mining session travel: Successfully entering supercruise pauses the current
  session. Launching a prospector or collector, prospecting, or refining resumes
  the same session, retaining its totals and excluding paused time. The travel
  pause survives a restart and can resume even with automatic session creation
  disabled. Hyperspace arrival and docking still end the session when travel
  automation is enabled. Charging, initiating, or cancelling a jump does not
  pause or end it. Historical replay alone does not trigger travel automation,
  and repeated travel updates cannot interrupt an already resumed session.
• Colonization project visibility: Your workspace primarily shows projects
  affiliated with your commander through Raven. The new Show Unaffiliated
  Projects in Current System checkbox is off by default. Enabling it loads
  the current system and selects All Projects; while enabled, traveling
  replaces temporary results with the next system's projects. Explicit Show
  and Focus choices retain individual projects separately from affiliated
  projects. Tracking and delivering to an unaffiliated project still reports
  contributions to Raven and refreshes its requirements and completion. If a
  focused project's retained data cannot be saved, the warning remains visible
  and Refresh projects can retry the save. Cancelling auto-refresh preserves
  unsaved Show choices while retained projects are being fetched.
• Existing colonization data cleanup: A successful project refresh removes
  previously discovered unaffiliated projects that you have not explicitly
  chosen to retain. Focused projects, shopping selections, and local drafts
  are preserved. Failed refreshes leave saved data intact. Docking at a
  construction site continues to show its needs temporarily, independently
  of the browsing checkbox, with manual focus available for continued tracking.
  Re-enabling Raven restores current-system browsing, and temporary docked
  projects still expire if the initial affiliation request was unavailable.
• Current-ship range in Spansh searches: Neutron, Road to Riches, Tourist,
  and Exobiology searches autofill jump range from the current ship's journal
  MaxJumpRange. Reopening the search after changing ships refreshes the
  value. Fields remain editable; unavailable values or ranges outside the
  search's supported limits remain blank. This value is the ship's maximum
  range, rather than its current laden range.
• Content-sized mission overlays: Mining Missions and Massacre Missions
  now expand and contract in width as well as height to fit their visible
  content. Long text wraps at the available game width, and longer mission
  lists scroll within the available height. Saved left/right growth choices
  and custom positions remain effective. Saved fixed sizes no longer leave
  unnecessary empty space, wide displays retain a readable maximum panel width,
  and the editor preview uses the same sizing rules.

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.72

SrvSurvey-XP 2.1.3.0-rc.72

This update covers PR #250:
preserving overlay settings during profile imports, adding mining mission
tracking and session prospecting yields, and improving combat, colonization,
and overlay presentation.

What's changed

• Overlay settings during profile import: Imports preserve the current
  installation's overlay visibility, opacity, scale, layouts, shortcuts, and
  integration settings. Settings that have never been saved retain XP defaults.
  XP mining imports also preserve mining overlay preferences while importing
  history, missions, and portable preferences. Verified source backups remain
  available for recovery.
• Mining mission cards: Mining → Missions uses themed cards with cargo
  aboard, cumulative deliveries, expiry, rewards, and hotspot search. Click the
  destination to copy its system name. Each mission has a tracking checkbox;
  new missions are tracked by default and choices are saved per commander.
• Mining Missions overlay: Selected active missions show cargo and delivery
  progress during collection and return trips, including outside a mining
  session. Unchecked, expired, and finished missions are excluded. Idle updates
  refresh expiry times without replacing an unchanged mission list, preserving
  the overlay's scroll position.
• Mission overlay sizing and placement: Mining Missions and Massacre
  Missions expand and contract with their content. Long lists scroll within
  the available game or screen height at the current display and overlay scale.
  Saved widths and left/right growth choices are respected; saved heights no
  longer force empty space. Both panels default to the top-right corner with
  8-pixel margins, while saved custom positions are preserved.
• Mining Session overlay: The new Session panel shows the active or paused
  session's location, duration, activity, limpets, and prospecting yields. The
  per-mineral breakdown includes finds, quality hits, average yield, and best
  yield. It sizes to its content, preserves the selected growth edge, and scrolls
  longer breakdowns within the available height.
• Mining session controls: Start, Pause / Resume, and End Session shortcuts
  share their saved bindings with Settings → Input. The default-on
  Stop sessions automatically after FSD jump or docking option ends active
  and paused sessions on live travel events. Historical journal recovery does
  not trigger automatic stops.
• Mining surface settings: Surface panels and calibration have a separate
  Mining (surface) category in the overlay editor.
• On-foot suit suppression: Dominator and Maverick suit switches hide
  non-combat overlays while keeping ground combat and massacre mission panels
  eligible to appear. Both suit choices are grouped together on the left.
• Combat and colonization priority: The combat suppression option applies
  while the colonization commodities panel is visible. Hiding the panel or
  clearing its focused content restores eligible combat overlays. Mission
  tracking continues while the combat panel is hidden.
• Massacre mission progress: Rows show completed kills out of the required
  total, such as 0/6 through 6/6. Completed objectives use the same green
  checkmark as colonization commodity rows.
• Carrier manifests: Guardian salvage aliases match local inventory.
  Local CAPI, carrier-market stock, and journal transfers supply comparison
  totals, including locally held goods missing from Raven. All goods are
  visible by default; the colony-only filter remains available. Partial or
  delayed market snapshots cannot restore quantities superseded by a newer
  accepted CAPI inventory.
• Colonization overlays and market search: Commodity panels contract as
  rows disappear, including with a saved panel size. The outdated-local-markets
  option appears beside Ardent, and carrier, surface-port, and full-supply
  filters remain visible above the ShoppingList instructions after a search.
• Overlay text customization: Each text role can select a brush from the
  overlay appearance swatches beside its size slider. Overrides follow theme
  changes, save per panel, and reset with the panel's text settings. In Next
  Jump, the subtitle uses Caption, destination detail labels use Title, and
  the route legend uses Header.