The widget and the app now share one view. ・The watchlist's mini charts now show the 1-day movement. Same period as the widget, so the Home Screen and the open app tell the same story. ・The widget's chart is better proportioned. Instead of stretching across the row, it is now the same size as the mini charts inside the app — the day's swing is visible at a glance.

The Home Screen widget got more useful. ・The widget's chart period is now configurable. Long-press the widget → Edit Widget to choose 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 6 months, or 1 year (1 day by default). ・The widget's chart got bigger. The name column now has a fixed width — names that don't fit are shortened with "…" — freeing roughly twice the width for the chart itself.

Finer charts, and rates that are actually current. ・A new "1D" chart. Twenty-four hours of hourly movement with a time axis, so you can follow what happened within the day — something the daily chart could never show. ・The "1W" chart is far more detailed. It used to be a handful of points, one per day. It now shows hourly movement, with the weekend left out so the line only covers hours when the market was actually open. ・Every range now ends at the current rate. Charts used to stop at the previous business day's close, so different ranges could disagree about the latest value. ・The watchlist and widget update hourly. They previously showed a rate published once per business day — up to three days old across a weekend. Refreshing in the app now updates the widget straight away. ・The day-over-day change is measured against the same time on the previous business day, so a Monday reflects the move since Friday. ・Fixed the screen sliding sideways while dragging across a chart to read values. ・Fixed charts taking a long time to appear on a slow connection.