v1.0.5
New
- Background recording rebuilt on a native engine: daily telemetry sessions record reliably even while Nexus Telemetry sits in the tray, roll over cleanly at midnight, and resume where they left off after a restart.
- On launch, the app imports the dish’s own recent history, so charts include the minutes before you opened it and short gaps between runs fill themselves in.
- Latency charts draw an average line over a min-max band, so real trends stay readable instead of vanishing into jitter.
- Maps are rebuilt on crisp vector rendering served from our own servers: they stay sharp at every zoom level, show place names in your language, and no longer depend on a third party.
Improved
- The interface goes idle when minimised to the tray, cutting background activity to almost nothing while recording continues at full rate.
- Charts refresh at the rate data actually arrives, with point density tuned for readability across every time range.
Fixed
- Recording no longer loses samples while the window is minimised; previously data could be silently dropped by system throttling.
- The archive shows your full recorded history instead of stopping at the data-retention window.
- Returning from the tray or another desktop no longer collapses the history view to the last 15 minutes.
- Swapping between dishes now carries through the whole app: history, peak values, alerts and charts follow the connected dish, and each dish keeps its own records.
- The power card no longer mixes two different readings into one display.
- The update panel in Settings now shows release notes correctly and in full, the version badge is legible in light mode, and the “update available” notice opens straight to the About section.