When selecting a company from the Investments list (left), could you amend the right side to bring the âYou ownâ section above the fold / higher?
The issue - it currently requires us to scroll down the right side of the page for every company in our investment list to see the total performance of that investment + positions details - which is far from ideal.
(Zooming out doesnât bring the needed details into view until youâre really zoomed out and can no longer see the text.
If this info was above the fold - all users need to do is click through the Investments list (left side) and only glance at the right side to see the total performance + position details - which is much more convenient, faster, and more useful
Personally Iâd find this extremely useful - saving me having to scroll so much.
Make it so that when we click on a new company in the Investments list, the right side stays in the same position it was left in prior to clicking on a different company.
This way, we can click from one company onto the next and the right side stays in place âfixatedâ on the exact section we care about.
The issue - it currently requires us to scroll down âŚ
It requires you to scroll based on the device/settings that you are using.
What kind of ungodly device/resolution/settings are you using?
Even on a measly 1080p with no scaling/zoom I can see number of shares, return and average price without having to scroll down.
Besides, any reason why not look for this info in the table on the Home page?
There you can see the number of shares, avg price, current price, market value etc. for multiple instruments without having to click through them one by one at all.
Appologies that my suggestion offended you so much Mr Toast.
Iâm sure Iâm not the only person that would benefit from this change - but I could be wrong - happy for people to reply and say if they want this or not.
This table? Yeah, canât see the info there either - but this would double the work - having to add all companies to a watchlist and keep this list up to date. And it doesnât solve the issue anyway - so Iâm not sure what youâre suggesting.
Iâm sure Iâm not the only person that would benefit from this change - but I could be wrong - happy for people to reply and say if they want this or not.
Personally I prefer to see the chart first. But it might make sense to have the chartâs position be configurable (like the rest of the sections, which can be reordered already), so anyone can move it where they like it the most.
This table? Yeah, canât see the info there either âŚ
No, I mean the table in Advanced view that shows all your instruments. This one:
Out of curiosity - could you post a screenshot? Text must be really tiny for you to fit the chart + all the position info - surely!
I could but I donât think it will translate over the internet anyway, since the physical size of the display itself also makes the difference. It is perfectly legible for me though on a 65" TV at 1080p, 100% scaling and no browser zoom from about 3m away.
Also, I forgot to mention I have the Windows bottom panel set to auto-hide and I donât have any additional toolbars in my browser (besides tabs and address bar). So I guess that helps gain some extra vertical real estate
And when Iâm on my PC with 27" 1440p display, it is even less of a problem there.
Oh brother, Iâm not about to spend my hours managing and updating a watchlist - when the investments list is right there - already up to date. I donât see how that would make sense for anyone to do.
I donât think @Bogi.H and his team think much about how well the platform works on TVs and why would you pick on me when like a normal person I use a laptop and provide feedback about how things look and work on a universally used resolution? And then say âallow me to correct you right here ⌠errr⌠itâs YOUâŚâ
⌠I donât even understand why you shot my feedback down
Letâs say then that my feedback applies to laptops only excluding those with 4k displays.
Oh boy⌠Well, let me congratulate you on your complete lack of understanding and misinterpretation of everything that I wrote.
I will, however, give you one more chance and try to explain once more.
Perhaps your reception is just a bit weak right now.
Oh brother, Iâm not about to spend my hours managing and updating a watchlist
You misunderstood. Again. At this point it feels like you are just refusing to understand on purpose?
Itâs not a watchlist you have to manage manually.
Itâs literally a list of investments that automatically shows all your open positions.
You havenât even bothered to look at the screenshot, let alone try it out yourself, have you?
⌠how well the platform works on TVs âŚ
You realize itâs literally just a display, right?
Makes absolutely no difference, I can take the PC thatâs currently connected to it, plug it into another display, and assuming the same settings (1080p, no scaling, no zoom), it will show the exact same content. like it does now (meaning nothing will be hidden under a âfoldâ)
I use a laptop and provide feedback about how things look and work on a universally used resolution?
I also occasionally use a laptop with 1080p display and guess what - I donât experience the problem on that device either because I donât use 125% scaling like you doâŚ
Itâs almost like the âuniversally used resolutionâ is not the only variable, but there are other factors which you didnât bother to consider before assuming that you are the benchmark of all users.
You couldâve stopped and think for a bit before replying with all that nonsense, but I guess you just had to force yourself to be the smart one, huh?
Itâs too bad you picked only lousy arguments to attack me.
And to think I actually went into this discussion with honest curiosity, trying to understand your setup and help you.
TLDR: So the chart just needs the ability to be included in the existing âre-orderâ feature.
The most appropriate way to do this would be to allow the chart and you own panels, plus any other information groups to be ordered by the user on the page. So we donât just respond to 1 specific userâs preference for the order of information. The only non-configurable item is the chart itself.
