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FutPrint for Mac and Windows, drawing templates, settings recovery and unified panel headers
The terminal becomes a native desktop app with its own window, Dock icon and keychain-stored sign-in. On every platform, drawings gain templates and exact coordinates, settings dialogs can be cancelled and reset safely, and every panel takes the chart header's controls.
New
- Drawing templates and tool defaults. A Templates tab on a selected drawing saves a named look, applies it to other drawings of the same tool, and Save as tool default sets the look for future placements. Templates sync with your account.
- Exact drawing coordinates. A Coordinates tab exposes each anchor's date, time and price for direct editing, snapped to the instrument's tick size; long and short position tools expose entry, target and stop.
- Settings recovery. Chart, indicator and drawing settings preview edits live, and Cancel or Escape restores them. Built-in indicators get Reset to defaults, custom scripts get Reset inputs and Reset style, drawings get Reset settings and Undo reset, and the header reset button resets only the selected section.
- Shared recent colours. The colour picker keeps the last twelve colours used across chart, indicator and drawing settings, with opacity preserved.
- Dockable Data and Layers panel. The Data Inspector and Layer Manager open in a shared, resizable dock on the right that can be floated back to a window; on wide charts the dock reserves space instead of covering candles.
- Left price scale controls. Right-click the left-axis gutter for Auto-fit or Reset scale on that axis only; double-click the gutter to reset.
- Extend Until modes for profile levels. Each extended POC, VA, LVN and HVN line in Volume Profile can stop at the first price intersection or run through the end of the next session. The Stepped Volume Profile is rebuilt on the Volume Profile engine so it shares these options.
- Unified panel headers. Every terminal panel takes the chart header's styling: the same symbol picker placed first in every header, segment-style view toggles, feed status at the right end, and shared dropdowns.
- H/L Scanner upgrade: linked-panel symbol selection, a right-click menu, a grouped view, a virtualised list, search and sort, add to watchlist, alerts and saved state. H/L Scanner guide.
- Bundled fonts. Inter and Geist Mono ship with the app so Windows and Linux match the macOS look; Apple platforms keep San Francisco and SF Mono.
Improved
- Chart and panel toolbars scroll sideways with the mouse wheel or trackpad when they overflow.
- Option Chain repaints in step with the ticker strip (every 250 ms), so spot and future prices and chain rows no longer disagree.
- Multi-Strike OI Analysis on holidays walks back up to five weekdays to the latest day with data and keeps all strikes on that same day.
- Option Chain hover inspector keys on the strike only and has fixed dimensions for a steadier layout.
- Order, position and alert lines share one subdued trading-line style with opacity, consistent in exports.
Fixed
- Options Print no longer reports No expiry found. Expiries come from the dedicated expiries endpoint instead of a search filled with expired contracts, and empty results are no longer cached.
- Feed symbols for two-digit-year expiry formats are validated so corrupt symbols cannot be requested.
Desktop apps
- FutPrint for macOS and Windows. The same terminal as a native app: a universal macOS disk image for Apple silicon and Intel, and a Windows installer that needs no administrator rights. Sign in with email and password in the app or with Google through your browser; your session is stored in the operating system keychain. Workspaces, layouts and plan carry over from the web. Download for Mac · Download for Windows.
- Desktop versions follow the release date (26.10.5), with a content security policy, website-only media left out of the bundle and installers published with every tagged release.
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