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 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 v1.22.1 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.
v1.21.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.
Categories, widgets and collections can be moved anywhere on the dashboard — wide, with the keyboard, or to another page, with Undo. Plus one grouped categories table, Reset all in the look studio, and a roomier What's new.
Ten releases between v1.15.1 and v1.17.0, in five days. Most of it is for people who run nextDash next to their containers: the Containers view grew up, Unraid has widgets of its…
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.
A short one. Every widget nextDash had read something it already held on your own disk: your links, your checks, your inbox. 1.7.0 adds the first two that look outward instead –…
Five releases in two days — 1.4.5, sorry! Three patches under it, and 1.4.6 — and they all chase the same thread: things nextDash used to do quietly, on your behalf, without…