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StakTrakr v3.36.103: a new Dashboard with Your stack up front

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@lbruton lbruton released this 03 Nov 23:10
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This release rebuilds the Dashboard around one Your stack card and makes it readable on every screen and theme.

  • Your stack shows the stack's value, today's change, gain or loss on cost, cost basis and realized gains.
  • A swap button switches the lead value between retail and melt. The ledger and the PDF summary follow it.
  • Weight held lists each metal with its 12-month buying rate.
  • The best-price ticker has a pause button and keeps every price reachable with reduced motion.
  • Text meets AA contrast in all four themes, and the Dashboard works by keyboard and at phone width.

Release notes · Open StakTrakr · r/staktrakr

The full Dashboard in the dark theme: spot cards, the best-price ticker and Your stack

The Your stack card with Weight held and the ledger in the dark theme

The Dashboard at phone width in the dark theme

The Your stack card in the sepia theme

Full changelog

Changed — STRK-521: Dashboard audit follow-ups

  • Bottom nav: The phone bottom-nav labels are 12px, up from 9.8px, and the five labels still fit on one line (STRK-521).
  • Spot timestamps: The spot card timestamp is 12px at every width. A card narrower than 20rem shows the short "Last Synced" label, so the line no longer ends in an ellipsis on the five-card row (STRK-521).
  • Weight held: A metal with no buys in the last 12 months shows a dash in the Rate column. When no metal has a buy, one "No buys in the last 12 months." note sits under the list in place of the same words on every row (STRK-521).
  • Clear Cache & Reload: The Settings button is a standard secondary button with no fade. In light and sepia it rests on the darker --secondary-hover tone, so its label meets 4.5:1 in all four themes. The hard-coded .theme-btn colour rules and their hover sweep are gone (STRK-521).
  • Collection count: A new --primary-text token colours the filled-slot count on collection cards at 4.5:1 or more in all four themes; light and sepia use a darker tone of the primary colour (STRK-521).