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v3.17.0 — Operator boards: paged, sortable, a note dialog; softer cards
Operator tools that scale past the first ten boards, a note dialog that keeps your place, and softer dark cards. No migrations and no new settings.
Boards tab (operator)
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Every board, paged. 20 a page with ← Newer · Page 2 of 3 · Older →, instead of only the 10 newest. A search pages through its matches too.
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Sort by what matters:
- Newest: who just signed up.
- Most visited: arrivals in the last 30 days, the best measure of a board a class actually uses.
- Recently opened: which boards are alive and which are abandoned.
- Largest: storage, where abuse like free file hosting shows up and never gets reported.
Each row shows its 30-day visits. The sort stays in the URL, and the footer says which order you're looking at.
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Note to owner opens in a dialog over the list: in the middle on desktop, a bottom sheet on phones. You keep your place. Saving returns to the same page, search and sort, and a note that's too long reopens with what you typed. Remove note is in the dialog.
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Quieter rows: board names aren't underlined, and "Note to owner" stays grey until you hover it. It turns blue once a note has been left.
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Phones: sort fits on one line (Newest · Visited · Opened · Largest), and each row's size, last opened and note action share one line.
Operator tables
- Rows are more compact, with no dividers.
- Visitors:
- Each count shows its share, like "133 · 73%".
- When every country is Unknown, a line explains why instead of a one-row table.
- Referrers that are bare IP addresses are counted as "other". They were the site reached by its own address, often through Cloudflare, not a real source. This applies to rows already recorded too.
Dialogs and sheets, everywhere
- The page stays put behind an open dialog or sheet. A scroll wheel or swipe used to move the list underneath. The scrollbar's space is always reserved, so the layout doesn't shift when it locks.
- Dialogs never scroll sideways, and an extension's button beside a text box, such as a writing assistant's, no longer gives the note dialog a scrollbar.
Look
- Dark-mode cards are softer:
#16181c, still a touch darker than the page, without the heaviness of a near-black block on long lists. Light mode is unchanged.
248 tests.