Skyfolio v2.5.0

Faster profile loading with shared request caching and stale-data recovery.

Accessory upgrade planning includes MP gains, estimated costs, and obtaining details from structured recipes and the active SkyBlock wiki. IronPath priorities share inventory across goals without double-counting materials.

Data availability distinguishes loading, cached, stale, unavailable, and API-not-shared states. Backup imports include preview, merge/replace options, and rollback protection. Desktop dialog and mobile navigation fixes are included.

Validation: 11 automated tests, JavaScript and bundle syntax checks, browser smoke checks, and a live wiki lookup passed.

Skyfolio v2.4.0

Prioritizes Accessories and IronPath at the top of the profile, removes module descriptions, and moves Events, Mayor, planning tools, and settings below Collection Progress.

Adds a Magical Power planner for new accessories and rarity upgrades, plus a searchable missing-accessory list based on the item catalog and accessible storage. Refines the player header and shows a recycle badge on Ironman profiles.

Validation: npm run check passed with all four tests. Navigation and accessory rendering smoke checks passed. The MP planner uses API-reported highest MP as its baseline and excludes special item multipliers.

Skyfolio v2.3.0

Reorganizes all 23 modules into a grouped library with descriptions and a featured IronPath planner. Adds persistent module navigation, clearer stat layouts, responsive styling, and a player-search empty state.

Preserves the current profile tools, customization, and mobile dock.

Validation: npm run check passed, including server tests; navigation smoke checks cover all 23 modules.

Skyfolio v2.2.0

Highlights

• Added an explainable Progress Planner with one-click Quest Board integration
• Added 180-day browser-local progression history
• Added shareable side-by-side player comparison
• Added JSON backup and restore for local Skyfolio data
• Fixed player Skills deep links
• Hardened upstream requests, caches, refresh behavior, static routing, and security headers
• Improved modal keyboard accessibility and reduced-motion support
• Added behavioral tests for recommendations and server routes

Skyfolio remains account-free and database-free; personal data stays in the browser.

Skyfolio v2.1.5

Fixed

• Made every mobile bottom-menu button register taps across its full visible area
• Prevented dock taps from firing accidentally during swipes
• Kept the dock aligned with the visible mobile viewport as browser controls move
• Removed compositing effects that could make the dock appear doubled while scrolling

Skyfolio V2.1.4

Skyfolio V2.1.4

• Fixed the inline goal editor being styled as a checkbox
• Restored a full-width visible text field on desktop and mobile
• Versioned the corrected stylesheet to bypass stale browser caches

Skyfolio V2.1.3

Skyfolio V2.1.3

• Added inline editing for active Quest Board goals
• Added compact edit, save, and cancel controls
• Added Enter-to-save and Escape-to-cancel keyboard behavior
• Added touch-sized editing controls for mobile
• Preserved automatic goal tracking after text edits

Skyfolio V2.1.2

Skyfolio V2.1.2

• Fixed mobile dock hitboxes drifting above their visual buttons
• Removed the fragile backdrop-filter compositing layer from the dock
• Reframed the Minecraft skin upward while zooming out to preserve the legs
• Wrapped profile action buttons into phone-friendly rows
• Versioned mobile assets to prevent stale cached layouts

Skyfolio V2.1.1

Skyfolio V2.1.1

• Fixed stale mobile assets with release-versioned URLs
• Forced the Modules sheet above conflicting dashboard styles
• Made the Quests shortcut restore a hidden Quest Board before navigating
• Shifted the mobile Minecraft skin framing slightly upward

Skyfolio V2.1.0

Skyfolio V2.1.0

• Fixed Home, Modules, Quests, and Notebook actions in the mobile dock
• Made the module sheet reliably override conflicting dashboard styles
• Added accurate sticky-header offsets for mobile navigation
• Centered the Minecraft skin with mobile-specific camera framing
• Kept the skin centered when resizing or resetting the viewer