Put right, and quicker

23 September 2026

The welcome page and the help say truthfully who can see your things, a closed stocktake explains its corrections in your language, and a place with many serials opens faster when labels print straight to your printer.

Open a line to read the whole story behind it.

• Improved A place or a product listing many serials, dated cartons or sub-locations opens faster when labels print straight to your printer.

  With direct printing on, the page of a place — and the page showing where a product is stored — drew a label in advance for every serial, every dated carton and every sub-location on it, in case its button was pressed. Drawing a label takes a noticeable moment, so a shelf with forty serials kept the page waiting for forty labels nobody had asked for. Each row now fetches its label when you press its button, so the page opens without them, and what comes out is exactly the label the print page would have printed.

• Improved Removing a print station asks first, and says what goes with it: labels from a phone stop coming out there, and its recent labels leave the list.
• Fixed The welcome page and the help no longer say that nobody else can ever see your things — they explain what inviting someone opens, and what stays private.

  Since sharing arrived you can invite another account into your warehouse, yet the welcome page still promised that no other user could ever see a single thing you keep, and the help said the same about your places, the notes on a supplier and the description of a product. Those pages now say what is true: nobody sees anything until you invite them, you decide whether they may change stock, rearrange your places and catalogue, both or neither, and a place or product you mark private stays hidden from them. The privacy policy, the security page and the sharing page also name the second permission — changes to places and the catalogue — which they had left out.

• Fixed A closed stocktake explains each of its corrections in the language of whoever closed it, instead of always in English.

  Closing a stocktake records a movement for every difference it found, and each one says why: what was expected and what was counted, or that a unit was missing or standing somewhere else. That explanation was always written in English, whatever language you use the app in. It is now written in the language of whoever closed the count. Movements from counts closed earlier keep the English they were written in, because the stock history is never rewritten.

• Fixed Receiving stock at a computer shows the serial-number fields for a serial-numbered product even with JavaScript switched off.
• Fixed An unnamed place in a path is shown by the code on its own label — it used to carry two stray letters in front, such as LCBIN-3 for BIN-3.
• Fixed In the dark theme, warnings, errors and confirmations are drawn in the colours made for it — some had kept the light theme's reds and greens.
• Fixed On a narrow screen the menu lists Photos being read, as it does on a wide one, and opens Warehouse by itself while you are in Label designs.
• Fixed In the label designer a screen reader names every position and size box — the second box of each pair used to be read out as nothing.
• Fixed While you are looking round somebody else's warehouse, the Reminders pane lists your own places and saves your choices — it used to be empty there.
• Fixed Delete and the other buttons that ask first, and Check again among the photos being read, show the keyboard focus ring every button shows, in the dark theme too.
• Fixed On a phone, the buttons are written in the larger type made for them — they had come out at the size a computer uses.
• Fixed While you help run somebody else's warehouse, Delete is offered on what you can see, and nothing its owner keeps private is ever deleted from under them.