Visitron v1.2.0

Release notes

The list and the detail scroll apart

A vertical rule now divides the website list from the selected website's detail; each side scrolls on its own. As you scroll down a long list, its rows pass beneath the Period chooser and the table's headings, which stay in view, while the charts beside it stay where they are. The window also opens a little taller, so both charts and their notes fit without a scrollbar of their own.

A tidier Statistics dialog

The Statistics dialog is now only as wide as its tables, so short columns such as the platforms and the versions no longer stretch across the window. The site's name, the section headings and each table's caption stay in place while the rows scroll inside each table; on a website with many releases, the release list scrolls itself gently under its caption rather than carrying the whole dialog away.

Releases are named by their version alone, such as v5.5.6, rather than by the whole repository path. Where a website's releases come from more than one repository, each version keeps its repository's name in front of it, since two repositories can carry the same version number.

Fixed: stretched rows in the Statistics dialog

Beside a long list of releases, the shorter platform and repository tables were stretched to the same height, spreading a few rows down the whole dialog. Each table now keeps its own height.