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Send someone the exact screener view you are looking at — filters, sorting and all — with a single click. Economic events now open in place with their full write-up and a link straight to the chart, and the calendar moves from day to day without jumping.

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A screener you can send

Until now a screen you had spent five minutes narrowing down was yours alone: the only way to pass it on was to describe the filters and hope the other person set them the same way. The screener now keeps its state in the address bar.
  • Every filter you apply lands in the URL. Add a market cap band, pick three sectors, set a dividend threshold — the address updates as you go, and the page you are on is the page you can bookmark.
  • Sorting travels too. The column you sorted by and the direction you sorted in are part of the link, so a shortlist arrives already ranked the way you ranked it.
  • A Share button does the copying. It sits in the screener toolbar and puts the current link on your clipboard, with a confirmation so you know it worked.
  • Opening a shared link restores the screen. Filters and sorting are read back from the address, the right market tab is selected, and results load against those conditions.
Changing a filter or the sort order returns you to the first page — the same behaviour as before, now reflected in the link as well.
Filters and sorting are what a link carries. Which columns you show and in what order remains a personal preference, remembered per screen on your own device.

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Events that open where they are

Economic events on the calendar used to be one-line summaries. Selecting one now expands the card in place, underneath the row you clicked, without taking you anywhere else.
  • The full write-up. The expanded card shows the event description in full, formatted — headings, lists and emphasis rather than a wall of plain text. Events without a description say so instead of opening empty.
  • Open Chart. Where an event is tied to an instrument, the expanded card carries an Open Chart link through to that ticker page.
  • Everywhere the calendar appears. Cards expand the same way on the calendar page, in the dashboard calendar widget, and on the TV layout.
Selecting text inside a card no longer collapses it, so you can copy a figure out of a description without the card shutting underneath you.

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A calendar that scrolls

Moving between days on the event board used to break into separate views as you scrolled. The board now pages through days continuously: scroll down and the following days load in beneath you, scroll up and earlier days load in above without the list jumping under your cursor. Quiet stretches — weekends, holidays — are pulled through automatically rather than stalling the board on the first empty day. Choosing a date in the day picker now takes you to that date directly, including Today.

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Board controls in one place

Dashboard management has moved out of the header and into the top-right corner of the board, where it now lives as a menu of its own.
  • One board menu. Renaming, duplicating, resetting and deleting a board sit together in a single submenu instead of being spread across the header.
  • A clearer way in. The control for creating a dashboard has been redrawn, and the dialogs behind it — naming a board, confirming a destructive action — have been brought in line with the rest of the platform.
  • The same set on mobile. The mobile settings menu offers the same actions, laid out for a narrow screen.

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Transaction fees on crypto tickers

Crypto ticker pages gain a Transactions section. It opens with Bitcoin Avg Transaction Fees (30d) — what it has actually cost to move the asset over the past month, charted alongside the current headline figure, so the cost of using a network sits next to its price.

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Smoother tables

The custom scrollbar on i88’s data tables — the screener, widget tables, ticker tables — has been rebuilt. The thumb is now proportional to how much content there is, so a long table reads as a long table at a glance. It also responds to touch dragging on phones and tablets, and to the keyboard for anyone navigating without a mouse.

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Added

  • Share button on the screener, copying a link to your exact view
  • Screener filters and sorting kept in the address bar
  • Calendar events open in place, with the full description
  • Open Chart on a calendar event, straight to its ticker page
  • Transactions section on crypto ticker pages, with average fees over 30 days

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Improved

  • Dashboard controls gathered in the top-right corner, with a board menu of their own
  • Refreshed flow and dialogs for creating a dashboard
  • Calendar scrolls continuously through days instead of jumping between views
  • Picking a day in the calendar takes you straight to it
  • Table scrollbars match the amount of content and respond to touch and keyboard

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Fixed

  • No more flicker or shifting once a page finishes loading
  • Pages you come back to now show fresh data
See Screener for how to build and read a screen, Economic Calendar for the event board, and Dashboard customization for managing boards.