A top bar that fits at every width, after hours included, and help pictures that match the screens

What changed for people using Bellwether

• The top bar no longer clips on medium-width windows. On a tablet, or a browser window narrowed to about half a laptop screen, current Chrome could cut the search box's hint mid-word and push the controls off their marks. The bar now measures its own text and leaves room for it.
• After hours, your book's name stays whole. When the market is closed the bar says when it opens next. On a laptop-sized window that note could squeeze the book's name down to a few letters. The note now shortens first ("opens Wed 8:30 CT"), and the name is the last thing to give way.
• A shortened market note is still one step away. Move to it with the keyboard or tap it and it shows the full line.
• Help pictures match the screens. Thirty-nine screenshots in the help center were retaken after the recent color and layout changes.
• Eight help captions now say what their picture shows. A few promised more than was in the frame (a formula that sits behind a fold, an action that is not on that card). They were rewritten to match.
• Evidence lists one more study. Whether a wider set of supplier companies helps the rules is registered there, with no verdict yet.

What you may notice

• On a laptop-width window after the close, the top bar reads "Market closed · opens Wed 8:30 CT" where it used to spell out "tomorrow"; on a wide window it is unchanged.
• Nothing changes what the desk buys or sells, and none of your settings move.

Switched on

• Nothing new is switched on. The one-minute brief on a symbol's page stays off; its layout fixes ship with this release so it is ready when it is turned on.

Known gaps and what’s next

• For a guest on a narrow window the market note can read just "Closed" beside the book's name, which could be taken for the book being closed. The wording is being reviewed.
• Overview and the other signed-in screens are still owed a signed-in walk after release.