Senzoukria v0.90.0 release notes

Nobody wrote reviewed notes for this version. What follows is the release body as published on GitHub, unedited.

• v0.90.0: new chart tools, scripts that read futures data, and changes to data sources
• This update adds chart tools and data for your scripts. It also changes how some data is used, so a few features are paused or narrower: they are listed at the end. New indicators are off until you turn them on.
• What's new
• Cursor-anchored zoom: the mouse wheel zooms time and prices together around the pointer. Ctrl + wheel zooms time only, Shift + wheel zooms prices only. The previous zoom stays available as Classic in Settings, and if you had chosen the right-edge zoom, you keep it.
• Indicator panels: CVD, Delta and Library curves can sit below the chart or in a column on the right. Volume Profile can stay on the chart or take its own column aligned with prices. Curve panels move freely, and Shift + wheel sets their scale.
• Drawing in panels: ten drawing tools work inside curve panels, anchored to the time and the value of that panel.
• My Trades: your positions are drawn on the cells, with their result written on the chart. Choose net or gross P&L, or show the result on hover only.
• Volume Zones: a separate indicator that marks where the volume of a session piled up (HVN) or thinned out (LVN), with POC, VAH, VAL and optional absorption marks. Its score, from 0 to 100, ranks a zone among the zones of its session by how well formed it is. It describes where volume traded and forecasts nothing.
• Volume Zones history: on a 1-minute chart, Show history draws what traded in each zone after its session closed. Heat field is a grid of cells whose color follows the intensity, Life bands is one band per zone. Broken zones can stay in grey. It is off by default.
• Indicators panel: the panel is rebuilt with search, a set list, a Style, Tune and Templates sheet for each indicator, template export and import, and sound alerts for CVD and Big Trades.
• Psychological Levels: round-number levels drawn on the chart, with several strengths you can turn on one by one.
• Imbalance in candle view: imbalance marks can now show on candles, with an Adaptive shape. They are off by default.
• Week and month periods: CVD and Volume Profile can reset on the calendar week or month, and the chart says when the start of that period is not loaded.
• GEX Table view: the Strikes page gets a Table view with one row per strike and one column per exposure. Bars stays the default view.
• Key Opens: opening prices drawn as levels. Midnight Open first, then London, RTH, Globex, day, week and month if you turn them on.
• HTF Candles: candles of a higher timeframe in a band to the right of the chart, with weekly and monthly units, an adjustable height in their own scale, and optional sound alerts when a candle takes the previous high or low, and when a close comes back inside.
• VWAP RTH: SZ VWAP can anchor on the cash session, 8:30 to 15:00 Chicago time. Past sessions stay drawn after the close.
• Forming CVD divergence: an option that shows a divergence before it is confirmed. A forming divergence can disappear. Confirmed ones never change.
• 3-month RTH Volume Profile template: a volume profile and a delta profile for each regular-hours session, up to 65 sessions, plus one composite on the right edge. It uses the sessions loaded on your chart. For index futures, on a 30-minute timeframe or finer.
• EMA Fill between: fill the space between two EMA lines, with one color when the fast line is above the slow line and another when it is below. A second pair is available.
• Scripts read futures data: JavaScript, Python and C++ indicators get the symbol, contract unit, tick size, timeframe, session of each bar and footprint levels. Strategies see the tick size, timeframe and session. A missing value comes back empty with a reason, never as zero. Scripts still have no network access.
• Options data in scripts: not open. A script that asks for options data runs normally and gets an empty value with a reason.
• GEX surface: the implied volatility surface is now fitted by delta. Raw quotes stay available in its settings. Charm and Delta open on a curve and a table, and the 3D view stays in their menu. The height and color scale of the surface adjust on their own, and you can still set them by hand.
• Grab zone: choose how close the pointer must be to pick up an SL, a TP or a pending order line, from 3 to 30 pixels.
• Fixes
• Big trades: bubbles stay visible when you zoom out, and they now show on a closed market after a reload.
• Connection: a connection right after a successful diagnostic waits a moment and retries once before it reports a refusal, and a permission refusal is no longer shown as an unknown system.
• R | API+ connections: they no longer cut their own market data by opening a second history session.
• Monthly levels: the monthly HTF candle, the monthly VWAP and the Month Open now cut at the same moment, and a holiday at the start of a period is no longer reported as missing history.
• Vertical zoom: prices no longer stop zooming at the maximum bar width.
• GEX labels and figures: dealer positioning now reads Long calls, short puts or Short calls, long puts. Models follows the market calendar for overnight, weekends and holidays, and says when a scenario holds IV fixed. Options without a bid or an IV keep a known delta when it can be established, and Models and By price state the share of open interest left out.
• Changes: paused, removed or reduced
• Autopilot: paused on real accounts. Strategies keep running on the demo account in Replay and in backtests.
• Economic calendar: now comes from official agencies. The forecast column is gone, and some countries show no events for now.
• Crypto history: real bid and ask volume covers today and the days already on your computer. Older candles keep price and volume, without levels. Binance tick and 15-second charts follow the same depth.
• Sen on online engines: your charts, the GEX and Option Flow pages and backtests on CME data no longer send their figures. Text you paste, your notes and older conversations still go with your question. A local engine such as SenLocal still reads the figures on your computer.
• Your account and Sen: Sen asks before sending your account to an online engine, with the account number masked. The screen also says when an attached capture is sent.
• Sen's answers: Sen describes the market and leaves decisions to you. Answers now carry a notice.
• GEX and Option Flow: they no longer load at startup. The GEX archive keeps 252 sessions per symbol and source, can be erased in Settings, and no longer records Deribit.
• CSV export: turned off for CME data.
• Connection diagnostics: the text now lists everything that is sent, and says it is linked to your account and this computer.
• Guided tour: the Live strategies and Calendar steps have no voice for now. Their text stays on screen.
• Open-source notices: installed with the app and shown in About.
• API keys and logos: the dxFeed demo address is refused, the Finnhub key screen is gone, and the DeepSeek logo is removed.
• Alpaca and Tradier: they are no longer available as options sources, and their saved keys are erased from this computer.