nextDash v1.26.0 gives questions, notices and tips one place to wait, a notifications bell in the navigation bar. It adds a large clock with a greeting by name, a Clock widget with a face, AdGuard Home and Pi-hole widgets, and a much lighter start.
Every theme in nextDash now has a backdrop drawn for it: 266 recipes in the theme's own colours, and a picker to browse them. The release also adds Tabs, Clock and Countdown widgets, a calculator in search and a list of what you changed from the defaults.
nextDash can now follow the RSS feeds of the sites you save, with news on the row, in the preview card and in a news window of its own.
nextDash v1.22.4 lets you edit the dashboard where it is, makes the empty search panel learn your hours, adds a checkup for what needs tidying, and gives the weekly digest figures and an overview.
nextDash v1.22.3 is about the first start. A new install now asks before it changes anything, the quieter features get tours and short offers, and privacy-friendly analytics sends less.
nextDash v1.22.1 adds a clearer weekly digest, a copyable Uptime badge on the Health tab and Retry all for stopped feeds. A click on a bookmark's icon now opens it, and Glances 5 is named for what it is.
v1.22.0 redraws the dashboard: a surface for every material, backdrops chosen per theme and Aurora Glass as the default. The cheat sheet can be searched, and the bookmark form shows a live preview.
v1.21.x adds Glances: a page for the machines you run it on, and a widget for the dashboard. Domain registrations get a countdown, and Berry becomes the starting theme. Glances, as a…
A new default theme and 24 colour-burst themes, more control over how a theme is drawn, a Server tab in Statistics, and a rebuilt nextdash.cc with its own docs.
A status page for the people who use your server, tiles for Jellyfin, Plex, Sonarr and more, a calmer Appearance screen, and tags that recognise your self-hosted apps.
A link used to leave the nextDash inbox in one of two ways: it became a bookmark, or it did not. That works for links you can place, and not for the ones you want to hold on to without deciding where they belong. There is a third answer now — Keep — and a tab that holds what you kept, says how long each link has waited and where its neighbours were filed, and walks you through the pile one link at a time. The widgets changed too: a tile set to two columns says more, not the same thing larger.
v1.4.0 adds blocks to the grid that hold figures instead of bookmarks — thirteen of them reading data nextDash already keeps, and one Custom widget that reads a number out of any JSON endpoint. Twenty-eight services come pre-filled, so a Sonarr tile is four clicks.