More feature requests wanted

Hi,

We're ready to take more feature requests for this weekend, which is shortened to one day due to the holiday.

If you want a feature on the website or mining server, be sure to post a reply.

Are you sure?

I missed this post before the weekend, but never late than never.

Here are some features I would appreciate:
- Extension of the API with user specific information on:
- workers
- balances
- payouts

It's not uncommon for me to have my earnings page open in the background while I'm doing other stuff. If my session times out, I of course have to log back in. However, when I log back in to a timed-out session, the page doesn't retrieve new data until I refresh it manually. It would be nice if the earnings page would retrieve fresh data in that circumstance, even if it means reloading the whole thing.

Chris has gotten several requests for a "mobile interface." I'm confused as to what this means, because the site was already designed so that it appears differently on cell phones than on desktops. For example, the front page arranges the boxes horizontally when on a desktop, but vertically when viewed on a phone.

What does a "mobile interface" mean? Do people want to get rid of the graphs so that they can see pages faster on slower phones? Is there a page that doesn't look right on phones, and if so, which is it?

There are some locked frames when viewing from a smartphone (iPhone 6 Plus using Safari browser) which prevents me from seeing all but a tiny strip of the data I want to see. It might be mobile but needs a dev to check into improving the UI.

Your dashboard is responsive... but it is NOT mobile... clickable elements are too close, images are not optimized, Java is not super mobile friendly... with that being said ... its not terrible as a mobile accessible site

I looked into this issue and unfortunately, I don't see how it can be resolved without significant architectural changes. The goal would be to replace all the tables with "cards" that display the same data in a different manner. At the same time, we could make the data live-update.

If we did this, it would set back multiple algorithms considerably. Are there any more minor changes to the website that could make a big difference to mobile users?

Steve Sokolowski wrote:I looked into this issue and unfortunately, I don't see how it can be resolved without significant architectural changes. The goal would be to replace all the tables with "cards" that display the same data in a different manner. At the same time, we could make the data live-update.

If we did this, it would set back multiple algorithms considerably. Are there any more minor changes to the website that could make a big difference to mobile users?

`Run your code though a whitespace remover and minify it (DONT DO THIS TO YOUR SOURCECODE!)

`try to detect mobile users and include all necessary css in page

`set an appropriate ViewPort, and device width.(dont forget MAX scale)

`change css location of the login popup