Since updating, I can no longer edit my pending orders by clicking on them. If I click them it just swipes left to reveal CANCEL.
This is incredibly annoying to the point of ruining usability for my everyday use. Especially when combined with the frustrating āprice is too far from the market priceā - I donāt want to delete my stop orders until I know I can edit them.
My main use case is updating STOP orders.
This is a new phone and Iāve tried closing and re-opening the app, holding down on the order, etc.
I understand why youāve made the change, but it is very poor UX for a number of reasons.
Consider the following 2 Use Cases: (A) updating a STOP order and (B) updating a pending BUY order to increase price (āchasing upā).
(A) For some reason (separate issue), STOP orders are often refused with āprice is too far from the market priceā. I do not want to lose my existing āout of rangeā STOP order if the replacement I want is not within market range. Considering you donāt support trailing stops and have this refusal of distant stop orders, it is not sufficient for me to be able to cancel then re-order, as now my STOP may be much closer than I want it to be (e.g. for a volatile stock).
(B) I place a LIMIT BUY order but itās not immediately executed and I want to increase the price marginally to āchase upā. In a fast moving market I want to āalwaysā have an order on the books, so delete and recreate is too slow. Adding a new (higher price) BUY order means that I risk both my orders getting executed and buying twice as much as I want.
Both of these use cases can be addressed with good UX by enabling front end āedit orderā, then in the back end (unknown to the user), cancelling the old order and replacing it. This solves (A) since I will only submit the replace if itās viable, and (B) since I only have 1 order at a time.
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