Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

Detail windows now step back instead of stacking

Open a holding from Fees, Income, Realized, Change by period or your target mix and the window changes in place, with a Back button to return where you were.

A window titled with a holding's name, a Back arrow at its left edge reading Back to Change by period, and a close button at the right

Opening a holding from a list used to put a second window on top of the first. Two windows, two Close buttons, and no hint of which one closed what. Now the window you opened changes in place.

What changed

  • A Back arrow sits at the left of the title and names where it goes, like Back to Fees.
  • Back, the Escape key and your phone's Back button each go up one level. The close button and a tap outside close everything.
  • The list you left is exactly as you left it: same tab, same sort, same place on the page, with the row you opened ready to use again.
  • It works in Fees, Realized, Income, Change by period (up to a period's holdings, and in Gains up to one currency's holdings) and the Target Mix editor.

One thing to know

In the Target Mix editor, the close button now closes the whole window, unsaved changes included, wherever you are in it. Use Back to step out of the picker and keep your edits.

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