Nexora 0.1.0-beta.35 — Windows and Android
- A two-factor recovery code can now be typed in. After the password, the sign-in screen has a link, “No access to the app? Use a recovery code” — for whoever is without the phone their authenticator is on. The field used to take six digits only, and the saved codes had nowhere to go. Type the code however is easiest: in small letters, without the dashes, with spaces. The same field is there when you confirm before adding an exchange key and when you turn two-factor off.
- The program starts in Russian on every computer and phone until you choose a language yourself. If it has turned Russian and you want English, the “English” button is on the sign-in screen and in Settings.
- If an update of the Windows program did not install itself, the program says so the next time it starts and links to the installer. Such a failure used to pass in silence.
- When a bot is created, its amount is also checked against the smallest quantity of the coin the exchange will sell, at the current price. A bot with too small an amount used to be created, started, and have every purchase refused by the exchange.
- A bot is created once even if the request went out twice — a double press, or an answer lost on the way. The same goes for adding an exchange key.
- A rare case is fixed: if a failure fell on the very first purchase of an Average Grid or DCA bot, the bot finds that purchase after the restart and counts it.
- There are now limits on how often: an exchange key can be added ten times an hour at most, and one bot started thirty times an hour at most. Stopping a bot is never limited.
- Checking a password at sign-in no longer holds up other requests to the server.