BDO Loot Tracker 0.3.1

New

• Update mid-session and keep your run. Restart & update pauses your session and brings it straight back when the app reopens, with the same loot and clock. Press ▶ to carry on.
• Resume any saved run from History. Open a run or right-click it and press Resume session. It comes back paused on its page, and saving again updates the same entry. Works for grinding, hunting and gathering.
• A new Insights tab in History. See where your hours and silver go, every rare you've looted, your records, your fastest days and times, and trash versus rares. Pick an activity with the chips, or click a spot for its own page.
• Replay the Live graph anytime. Press ↻ on the graph once a run stops, or Replay Live Graph on any saved run from 0.3.0 on. History's replay plays inside the app, so it shows on stream.

Improved

• See the fish you're chasing. Fishing's "Next big one" shows the fish's real art instead of a shadow.

Fixed

• A run brought back after the app closes keeps everything. Every drop, cooking and alchemy ingredients and costs, and the Live graph pick up right where they were.
• The Live graph's replay waits for your results. It plays once your last drops are counted, not the moment you press Stop.
• Scrolling never changes a setting. Dropdowns, number boxes, sliders and tabs ignore the mouse wheel, so click one and use the arrow keys instead.
• The stop key cancels auto start from any page. It works from Home, History or anywhere else, not just that activity's page.
• Right-click in History opens the menu for the run you clicked. It works even with another run highlighted.
• Spot lists keep each activity apart. A spot name two activities share gets a row for each.
• The live window holds still near the drop log. The "over the capture region" warning floats on top instead of resizing the window.
• Custom size keeps its resize handle. It's there right away when you reopen the live window.
• The "skipped over the pause" note stays on the activity page. It no longer opens a little window of its own.