Clearer Sidebar Selection and Notification Cards on the Web
The web app's sidebar now clearly highlights the page you're on, and notifications display as easy-to-read cards in both light and dark mode.
Summary
A few small but welcome polish fixes on the web: the sidebar now clearly shows which page you're currently viewing, notifications display as readable cards with icons, and the "live updates paused" notice explains itself more clearly.
What You Gain
The sidebar had stopped reliably highlighting your current page, making it easy to lose track of where you were, especially in dark mode. Notifications were also harder to scan than they should have been. All three are now fixed: the active page is clearly marked, notifications show as a card with an icon so warnings stand out, and if your live connection ever drops, the notice now plainly says updates are paused and that the page will keep refreshing automatically every 20 seconds until the connection returns.
How It Works
- Sidebar highlighting restored for the current page, in both light and dark mode.
- Notification cards with icons make different types of notices easy to distinguish at a glance.
- A clearer live-update notice explains that updates are paused and the page is refreshing automatically every 20 seconds in the meantime.
Where to Find It
These changes apply automatically across the web app; there's nothing to turn on.
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