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glance by glanceapp

v0.8.4

glanceapp unveils Material Design icon support with mdi prefix and auto-invert for library icons, enabling theme-aware color inversion. Fixes include multi-widget to-do on a page and S shortcut search for non English layouts. Docker health check removed. New contributors join the project.

New

Added support for Material Design icons via mdi prefix (thanks @NextBlaubeere)

Made the auto-invert icon prefix work for icons from libraries, so you can now do things like icon: auto-invert sh:glance-dark which will automatically invert dark icons to light depending on your theme

Fixes

Fixed multiple to-do widgets on a single page not working (thanks @rhijjawi & @tty2)

Fixed the search widget shortcut (S) not working when using a keyboard layout other than English (thanks @NikD0T)

Changed

The Docker image health check has been removed, for more information see #676

New Contributors

@chenkhuaning0816 made their first contribution in #687

@thallada made their first contribution in #689

@chenrui333 made their first contribution in #693

@rhijjawi made their first contribution in #705

@septechx made their first contribution in #699
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glance by glanceapp

v0.8.3

glanceapp highlights a major v0.8.0 release with new customization power: disable the theme picker, mod function and safeHTML in the custom API widget, JSON options support, and root theme styling for dynamic themes. Also fixes proxy vars and hover text. Visit release notes for details.
New

Added the ability to disable the theme picker via disable-picker: true under theme (thanks @NeoNyaa)

Added mod function (modulo) to the custom API widget (thanks @anant-j)

Added safeHTML function to the custom API widget which prevents HTML from being escaped (thanks @sudoexec)

Added .Options.JSON to the custom API widget which takes any nested option value and turns it into a JSON string (thanks @ralphocdol)

View example

type: custom-api
options:
request-body:
service: Session
method: login
params:
username: ${USERNAME}
password: ${PASSWORD}
useful if you need to send JSON in a request body
template: |
...
| withStringBody (.Options.JSON "request-body")

Added the theme key to the document root so that you can apply styles based on the selected theme (thanks @EricKotato)

View example

:root[data-theme="default-dark"] { .color-primary-if-not-visited { color: #ff0000; } } :root[data-theme="default-light"] { .color-primary-if-not-visited { color: #00ff00; } } :root[data-theme="your-theme-name"] { .color-primary-if-not-visited { color: #0000ff; } }

Fixes

Fixed HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables not getting used (thanks @mazzz1y)

Fixed truncated links' hover text having unnecessary whitespace (thanks @ralphocdol)

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glance by glanceapp

v0.8.0

glanceapp unveils a major update with authentication, a theme picker, nested config, Docker secrets, a to-do widget and new widgets plus a refreshed logo. The release expands customization, improves widgets, and boosts navigation and PWA setup for a richer personal dashboard experience.
Another big update is here! This one includes authentication, a theme picker, new customization options, a to-do widget and lots of improvements to existing widgets. Before we get to details of all that...

Feedback wanted

Deciding what features to add to a project like this is no easy task. Most self-hosted services focus on doing one thing and adding features around that thing, but with a personal dashboard/feed aggregator you can practically display anything, so how do you decide what does and doesn't belong? So far I've been prioritizing feature requests with a high number of upvotes and those I believe fit with the vision of the project, although admittedly Glance has deviated quite a bit from its initial purpose.

As with almost all communities, a minority of people are very vocal about their wants and needs, while the majority are just riding along. Rather than guessing what the community as a whole would benefit from the most moving forward, I thought I could just ask through a short survey.

Link to the survey
It's entirely anonymous, should only take about 1 to 3 minutes to complete, and I'd be happy to share the results once there are enough responses. Thank you to those who take the time to fill it out.

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Community widgets

New logo

New features

Nested config includes and new include syntax

Using Docker secrets within the config

Theme picker

Authentication

To-do widget

Hiding widget titles

Head widgets

Separate navigation and page widths

PWA configuration

Widget enhancements

[Docker containers] Container customization in the config, support for proxies, category and format-container-names properties

[Custom API] Synchronous API calls and options property

[Reddit] Support for application auth

[RSS] Conditional requests

[Monitor] basic-auth and timeout properties

[DNS Stats] Support for Technitium

Community widgets

If you weren't aware, there's now a repository for widgets made by the community with 40+ widgets available so far. Most are made using the custom-api widget, so adding them is as simple as copying them into your glance.yml. It's a great place to find new widgets, and if you have a widget that you think others would benefit from, please consider sharing it there. Thank you to everyone who has contributed!

New logo

Big thanks to @Tom607 for offering help with the logo and going over dozens of different iterations!

I believe it does a great job at conveying the widgety layout of Glance, while also being simple and clean, as is the rest of the design language.

New features

Nested config includes and new include syntax

Up until now, you could only use the !include directive in your glance.yml file, but not within any of the included files. This has been changed so that you can includes files from within included files as many times as you need, meaning you can have a separate file for each page, a separate file for each column, and even a separate file for each widget if you wanted to:
glance.yml
├── home.yml
│ ├── column1.yml
│ │ ├── widget1.yml
│ │ └── widget2.yml
│ └── column2.yml
│ ├── widget3.yml
│ └── widget4.yml
In addition, the !include directive can now instead be written as $include. The reason for this change is that it turns out !include, with the way it was used in Glance, is not actually valid YAML (whoops), meaning it makes YAML validators and syntax highlighters angry. The new $include syntax is valid YAML and will be the preferred syntax moving forward. You can also add a - at the beginning of a line when including array items, since that's the expected syntax for YAML arrays.

Before:
theme:
!include: theme.yml
pages:
!include: home.yml
!include: homelab.yml
!include: startpage.yml

Now:
theme:
$include: theme.yml
pages:

$include: home.yml

$include: homelab.yml

$include: startpage.yml

Using Docker secrets within the config

Along with environment variables, you can now use Docker secrets in your config file using the following syntax:
token: ${secret:github_token} # Reads the contents of /run/secrets/github_token
token: ${GITHUB_TOKEN} # Environment variable
(thanks @gomeology)

Theme picker

You can now define multiple theme presets and switch between them in the UI, no more config changes needed to change the theme!

View config
theme:
presets:
neon-focus:
background-color: 255 14 6
primary-color: 156 50 65
negative-color: 342 65 65
contrast-multiplier: 0.9
text-saturation-multiplier: 0.8
gruvbox-dark:
background-color: 0 0 16
primary-color: 43 59 81
positive-color: 61 66 44
negative-color: 6 96 59
catppuccin-macchiato:
background-color: 232 23 18
contrast-multiplier: 1.2
primary-color: 220 83 75
positive-color: 105 48 72
negative-color: 351 74 73
peachy:
light: true
background-color: 28 40 77
primary-color: 155 100 20
negative-color: 0 100 60
contrast-multiplier: 1.1
text-saturation-multiplier: 0.5

Glance will include its own default dark and light themes in the list of presets, which you can override by using the default-dark and default-light keys.
(thanks @hecht-a)

Authentication

You can now add authentication via username and password:
auth:
secret-key: # this must be set to a random value generated using the secret:make CLI command
users:
admin:
password: ${ADMIN_PASSWORD}

While there is support for multiple users, you cannot customize the dashboard per user at this time, so all users will see the same dashboard.

To generate the secret key, use the secret:make CLI command:
docker run --rm glanceapp/glance secret:make

Or with the binary:
/opt/glance/glance secret:make

If you do not want to store plain passwords in environment variables or in files, you can hash your password and provide it via the password-hash property instead:
auth:
secret-key: # this must be set to a random value generated using the secret:make CLI command
users:
admin:
password-hash: $2y$10$...
To hash your password, use the password:hash CLI command:
docker run --rm glanceapp/glance password:hash mypasswordishunter2

Or with the binary:
/opt/glance/glance password:hash mypasswordishunter2

To-do widget

A fairly simple to-do widget with the ability to add, edit, reorder and delete tasks:

type: to-do

There are a number of keyboard shortcuts available that make it easier to use, which you can find over at the config docs.
The tasks are stored in the browser's local storage, so they won't be available on all devices. If you want to add multiple todo widgets, you must specify a unique id for each one:

type: to-do
title: Work tasks
id: work

type: to-do
title: Personal tasks
id: personal
(thanks @AMS003010)

Hiding widget headers

A fairly simple addition, but one that's been requested quite a few times - you can now hide widget headers by setting the hide-header property to true:
widgets:

type: calendar
hide-header: true

If you do this for all widgets, you get something like this:

Note that you cannot hide the header of the group widget since it's used to switch between each widget.

Head widgets

You can now define "head widgets" on each page, which are basically widgets that sit above all columns and take up the full width. Combined with the hide-header property, you get something like this:
View config
pages:

name: Home
head-widgets:

type: markets
hide-header: true
markets:

symbol: SPY
name: S&P 500

symbol: BTC-USD
name: Bitcoin

symbol: NVDA
name: NVIDIA

symbol: AAPL
name: Apple

symbol: MSFT
name: Microsoft
columns:

size: small
widgets:

type: calendar

size: full
widgets:

type: hacker-news

size: small
widgets:

type: weather
location: London, United Kingdom

This works well for displaying mostly horizontal widgets such as the videos widget, RSS widget with horizontal-cards style, or widgets which span their items horizontally, such as the markets widget.

Separate navigation and page widths

You can now have different desktop navigation and content widths:
pages:

name: Home
width: slim
desktop-navigation-width: wide
columns:
...
By default desktop-navigation-width will inherit the value of width, but can explicitly be set to a different value (default, slim or wide). Using this property, if one of your pages has a different width than the rest, you can set the navigation to be the same width as the rest of the pages, meaning no more jankiness when switching between pages of different widths!

PWA configuration

You can now configure PWA things such as the app name, icon and theme color:
branding:
app-name: Not Glance
app-icon: /assets/path/to/icon.png
app-background-color: '#000000' # ideally in hex format, since support for other formats is inconsistent between browsers
(thanks @dvdpearson)

Widget enhancements

[Docker containers] Container customization in the config, support for proxies and category property

Instead of using docker labels to customize the containers, you can now do so within your glance.yml:

type: docker-containers
containers:
container_name_1:
name: Container Name
description: Description of the container
url: https://container.domain.com
icon: si:container-icon
hide: false
container_name_2:
name: Other Container Name
description: Other description of the container
url: https://other-container.domain.com
icon: si:container-icon
hide: false
(thanks @mike391)

You can now also specify a proxied docker socket URI instead of a path to a socket file:

type: docker-containers
sock-path: http://docker-socket-proxy:2375 # tcp:// also works
(thanks @retmas-gh)

The new category property allows you to split up categories of containers into different widgets:
glance.yml:

This will only list containers which have the glance.category label "tools"

type: docker-containers
title: Tools
category: tools

This will only list containers which have the glance.category label "arr"

type: docker-containers
title: Arr
category: arr
docker-compose.yml:
services:
my-container:
image: my-image
labels:
glance.category: tools
my-other-container:
image: my-image
labels:
glance.category: arr
(thanks @shareef945)

[Custom API] Synchronous API calls and options property

So far you could only run asynchronous API calls, meaning you couldn't use the result of one API call in another. There is now support for synchronous API calls within the template itself:

type: custom-api
url: https://api.example.com/get-id-of-something
template: |
{{/* The ID is taken from the first API call /}}
{{ $theID := .JSON.String "id" }}
{{/ Then used in the second API call */}}
{{
$something := newRequest (concat "https://api.example.com/something/" $theID)
| withParameter "key" "value"
| withHeader "Accept" "application/json"
| getResponse
}}
{{ $something.JSON.String "title" }}
You can optionally add query parameters using withParameter, headers with withHeader, and turn the request method into POST with a string body via withStringBody. This also means that you can conditionally execute requests within if statements, unlike with the subrequests property which executes all requests every time the cache expires.

In addition, the url property is now optional, meaning you can execute requests solely within the template. This is useful if you need to supply dynamic parameters to the endpoint:

type: custom-api
title: Events from the last 24h
template: |
{{
$events := newRequest "https://api.example.com/events"
| withParameter "after" (offsetNow "-24h" | formatTime "rfc3339")
| getResponse
}}
{{ if eq $events.Response.StatusCode 200 }}
{{ range $events.JSON.Array "events" }}
<div>{{ .String "title" }}</div>
<div {{ .String "date" | parseTime "rfc3339" | toRelativeTime }}></div>
{{ end }}
{{ else }}
<p>Failed to fetch data: {{ $events.Response.Status }}</p>
{{ end }}

There's a new options property which allows you to specify configurable options within the widget, rather than within the template.
View example

Instead of defining options within the template and having to modify the template itself like such:

type: custom-api
template: |
{{ /* User configurable options */ }}
{{ $collapseAfter := 5 }}
{{ $showThumbnails := true }}
{{ $showFlairs := false }}
<ul class="list list-gap-10 collapsible-container" data-collapse-after="{{ $collapseAfter }}">
{{ if $showThumbnails }}
<li>
<img src="{{ .JSON.String "thumbnail" }}" alt="" />
</li>
{{ end }}
{{ if $showFlairs }}
<li>
<span class="flair">{{ .JSON.String "flair" }}</span>
</li>
{{ end }}
</ul>

You can use the .Options object to retrieve and define default values for these variables:

type: custom-api
template: |
{{ $collapseAfter := .Options.IntOr "collapse-after" 5 }}
{{ $showThumbnails := .Options.BoolOr "show-thumbnails" true }}
{{ $showFlairs := .Options.BoolOr "show-flairs" false }}
<ul class="list list-gap-10 collapsible-container" data-collapse-after="{{ $collapseAfter }}">
{{ if $showThumbnails }}
<li>
<img src="{{ .JSON.String "thumbnail" }}" alt="" />
</li>
{{ end }}
{{ if $showFlairs }}
<li>
<span class="flair">{{ .JSON.String "flair" }}</span>
</li>
{{ end }}
</ul>

This way, you can optionally specify the collapse-after, show-thumbnails and show-flairs properties in the widget configuration:

type: custom-api
options:
collapse-after: 5
show-thumbnails: true
show-flairs: false

Which allows you to reuse the same template multiple times with different options:

Note that custom-widgets isn't a special property, it's just used to define the reusable "anchor", see https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/yaml-anchors/

The contents of the widget could also be included from its own file

custom-widgets:

&example-widget
type: custom-api
template: |
{{ .Options.StringOr "custom-option" "not defined" }}
pages:

name: Home
columns:

size: full
widgets:

<<: *example-widget
options:
custom-option: "Value 1"

<<: *example-widget
options:
custom-option: "Value 2"

Currently, the available methods on the .Options object are: StringOr, IntOr, BoolOr and FloatOr.

[Reddit] Support for application auth

Instead of using a proxy to bypass Reddit's restrictions of VPS IPs, you can now use your own Reddit application credentials to authenticate with Reddit's API:

type: reddit
subreddit: technology
app-auth:
name: ${REDDIT_APP_NAME}
id: ${REDDIT_APP_CLIENT_ID}
secret: ${REDDIT_APP_SECRET}
To create an app on Reddit, go to this page.
(thanks @s0ders)

[RSS] Conditional requests

RSS feeds are usually the slowest widgets to load, leading to longer than necessary loading times. To help with this, the RSS widget now supports conditional requests, meaning it will use either the ETag or Last-Modified headers provided by the server, if available, to conditionally request the feed only if it has changed since the last request. This should speed things up in some cases and make sysadmins a little happier.
(thanks @charlesharries)

[Monitor] basic-auth and timeout properties

The monitor widget now has support for basic authentication and a timeout property:

type: monitor
cache: 1m
title: Services
sites:

title: Jellyfin
url: https://jellyfin.yourdomain.com
icon: si:jellyfin
timeout: 10s

title: Gitea
url: https://gitea.yourdomain.com
icon: si:gitea
basic-auth:
username: ${GITEA_USERNAME}
password: ${GITEA_PASSWORD}
(thanks @logoff, @ejsadiarin and @FabianK3)

[DNS Stats] Support for Technitium

The DNS stats widget now has support for Technitium DNS:

type: dns-stats
service: technitium
token: ${TECHNITIUM_TOKEN}
(thanks @anarqist and @KevinFumbles)

Fixes

Fixed an issue with the weather widget where some locations were not being returned properly (thanks @MooToYou)

Fixed an issue with some widgets where user-provided URLs were being escaped when they shouldn't be (thanks @Kamalaja)

Thank you

Thank you to everyone who has continued to sponsor the project, and to those who have contributed in any way. I really appreciate it!

Merged PRs

Added Technitium Service Option to DNS-Stats Widget by @KevinFumbles in #339
feat(monitor): add basic-auth feature for protected sites by @ejsadiarin in #367
feat: add parameters and array parameters support by @ralphocdol in #378
fix: full width clickable link for monitor-site by @ralphocdol in #405
feat: custom-api multiple API queries by @ralphocdol in #385
make title-url of pihole and pihole-v6 default to /admin by @ralphocdol in #466
Add bing and perplexity as search engines by @jpinz in #476
Add Kagi and Startpage as search engines by @stripedew in #480
Add replaceMatches function to custom-api by @ralphocdol in #542
Add filter on already seen links for RSS feeds by @HtFilia in #494
added unique to filter arrays with unique items in custom-api by @ralphocdol in #580
[sensors] allow sensor readings when there are warnings by @anxdpanic in #583
Support embed icons on bookmarks URLs by @hitalos in #578
Dynamize manifest.json with configurable options by @dvdpearson in #602
update error reporting for custom-api JSON validation by @anxdpanic in #594
Feat: Added support for configuring Docker containers through glance.yaml instead of labels by @mike391 in #453
Minor design tweak, polishing up the polyline corners by @mmshivesh in #623
feat: Use conditional requests for RSS feeds by @charlesharries in #462
feat: theme switcher by @hecht-a in #299
v0.8.0 by @svilenmarkov in #648

New Contributors

@KevinFumbles made their first contribution in #339
@ejsadiarin made their first contribution in #367
@jpinz made their first contribution in #476
@stripedew made their first contribution in #480
@HtFilia made their first contribution in #494
@anxdpanic made their first contribution in #583
@hitalos made their first contribution in #578
@dvdpearson made their first contribution in #602
@mike391 made their first contribution in #453
@mmshivesh made their first contribution in #623
@charlesharries made their first contribution in #462

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glance by glanceapp

v0.8.2

glanceapp releases v0.8.0 with fixes for navigation, favicons, head-widgets crash, video URL escaping, and new startOfDay endOfDay APIs.
Release notes

Fixed hide-deskop-navigation not working (thanks @LZStealth)

Fixed custom favicons not working in Chromium browsers (thanks @AWildLeon)

Fixed server crash when using head-widgets with the releases widget (thanks @aykhans)

Fixed URLs getting escaped when using video-url-template in the videos widget with the vertical-list style (thanks @Kamalaja)

Added startOfDay and endOfDay functions to the custom API widget (thanks @ralphocdol)

Visit the release notes for v0.8.0 to learn about all new features
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glance by glanceapp

v0.8.1

glanceapp fixes an error that blocked page loading when hide-desktop-navigation is true and points users to v0.8.0 release notes for new features.

Fixed an error that prevented the page from loading when hide-desktop-navigation is set to true (thanks @Geffreyvanderbos and @Blooym)

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v0.7.13

glanceapp announces Custom API parseLocalTime, adds search widget target, and fixes server stats temperature sensors and reddit URL escaping.
New

[Custom API] Added parseLocalTime function, which works like parseTime, however in the absence of a timezone it uses the local timezone instead of UTC.

[Search widget] Added target property which is used when opening the search results in a new tab (thanks @Jacksaur)

Fixes

[Server stats widget] Fixed being unable to retrieve temperature sensors in some instances (thanks @anxdpanic)

[Reddit widget] Fixed the URL not being correctly escaped when using request-url-template (thanks @yurigiu)

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glance by glanceapp

v0.7.12

glanceapp fixes a server crash when a widget is configured to fetch a single resource, improving stability across configurations.

Fixed server crash in some configurations when a widget is provided with a single resource to fetch instead of multiple
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glance by glanceapp

v0.7.11

glanceapp releases widget tweaks and fixes, including RSS filter, API widget updates, mountpoint:info CLI, richer sensors output, and fixes.
What's changed

[RSS widget] Duplicate post links will now be filtered out (thanks @HtFilia)

[Custom API widget] Added replaceMatches and unique functions (thanks @ralphocdol)

Added mountpoint:info CLI command

Added more details to the output of sensors:print CLI command

Fixes

[Twitch channels widget] Fixed live channels with 0 viewers getting incorrectly sorted lower than offline channels

[Server stats widget] Potential fix for missing mountpoint stats

Fixed the Yahoo finance test request in the diagnose CLI command

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glance by glanceapp

v0.7.10

glanceapp releases v0.7.9 to v0.7.10 with bigger mobile tap targets, a sensors:print CLI, and dependency bumps.
What's Changed

Slightly increased the scale of everything on mobile to make things easier to tap on

Added sensors:print CLI command that lists all temperature sensors that Glance has access to

Bumped versions of dependencies

New Contributors

@diceroll123 made their first contribution in #528

@FranklyFuzzy made their first contribution in #499

@daot made their first contribution in #486

@Panonim made their first contribution in #553

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glance by glanceapp

v0.7.9

glanceapp unveils a small release centered on the custom-api widget: newline JSON support via JSONLines with skip-json-validation, new concat and time helpers (now, offsetNow, parseTime), and a Widget-Title-URL header for extension widgets. Also fixes for negative prices and integer/float math consistency.
Changed

You no longer need to convert numbers to float before doing math operations with them. When adding two integers together, the result will be an integer. Adding two floats together or an integer and a float will result in a float.

Before:

{{ (add (.JSON.Int "foo" | toFloat) (.JSON.Int "bar" | toFloat)) | toInt }}

Now:

{{ add (.JSON.Int "foo") (.JSON.Int "bar") }}

(this is consistent for all math operations, not just addition)

New

skip-json-validation and .JSONLines

type: custom-api
url: https://api.example.com
skip-json-validation: true

Some API's return newline separated JSON objects instead of a single JSON array. This is not valid JSON, so the custom-api widget will fail to parse it. You can now set skip-json-validation to true to skip the validation step and parse the response as a list of JSON objects within your template.

{"name": "Steve", "age": 30} {"name": "Alex", "age": 25} {"name": "John", "age": 35}

You can then access the JSON objects using .JSONLines:

{{ range .JSONLines }} {{ .String "name" }} {{ end }}

New functions

concat

{{ concat "foo" "bar" "baz" }}

will return foobarbaz.
(thanks @ralphocdol)

now

Returns the current time as a time.Time object.

{{ now }} {{ now.Hour }}:{{ now.Minute }}:{{ now.Second }} {{ now.Unix }}

2025-03-29 17:20:18.4905224 +0000 GMT m=+376.954385401 17:20:18 1743268818

This can also be used to convert time to your current timezone:

{{ $parsedTime := .JSON.String "date_created" | parseTime "rfc3339" }} {{ $created := $parsedTime.In now.Location }} {{ $created.Hour }}:{{ $created.Minute }}:{{ $created.Second }}

(thanks @not-first & @ralphocdol)

offsetNow

Returns the current time offset by a given amount:

{{ offsetNow "1h" }}

{{ now }}

{{ offsetNow "-1h" }}

2025-03-29 18:44:04.2719241 +0000 GMT m=+4178.324981601 2025-03-29 17:44:04.2719241 +0000 GMT m=+578.324981601 2025-03-29 16:44:04.2719241 +0000 GMT m=-3021.675018399

This can be used to check if something happened within a certain time frame:

{{ $created := .JSON.String "date_created" | parseTime "rfc3339" }} {{ if ($created.After (offsetNow "-1h")) }} Created less than 1 hour ago {{ end }}

Widget-Title-URL header for extension widget

The extension widget can now return a Widget-Title-URL header to set the link of the widget's title if it has not already been set by the user.
(thanks @not-first)

Fixes

The markets widget will now properly display prices of markets where the price is less than 0.01 (thanks @nsdont)
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glanceapp Release Notes

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All glanceapp Release Notes (10)

v0.8.4

New

Fixes

Changed

New Contributors

v0.8.3

New

useful if you need to send JSON in a request body

Fixes

v0.8.0

Another big update is here! This one includes authentication, a theme picker, new customization options, a to-do widget and lots of improvements to existing widgets. Before we get to details of all that...

Feedback wanted

Community widgets

New logo

New features

Nested config includes and new include syntax

Using Docker secrets within the config

Theme picker

Authentication

To-do widget

Hiding widget titles

Head widgets

Separate navigation and page widths

PWA configuration

Widget enhancements

Community widgets

New logo

New features

Nested config includes and new include syntax

Using Docker secrets within the config

Theme picker

Authentication

Hiding widget headers

Head widgets

Separate navigation and page widths

PWA configuration

Widget enhancements

This will only list containers which have the glance.category label "tools"

This will only list containers which have the glance.category label "arr"

Note that custom-widgets isn't a special property, it's just used to define the reusable "anchor", see https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/yaml-anchors/

The contents of the widget could also be included from its own file

[Reddit] Support for application auth

[RSS] Conditional requests

[Monitor] basic-auth and timeout properties

[DNS Stats] Support for Technitium

Fixes

Thank you

Merged PRs

New Contributors

Full Changelog: v0.7.13...v0.8.0

v0.8.2

Release notes

v0.8.1

v0.7.13

New

Fixes

v0.7.12

v0.7.11

What's changed

Fixes

v0.7.10

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: v0.7.9...v0.7.10

v0.7.9

Changed

New

skip-json-validation and .JSONLines

New functions

now

offsetNow

Widget-Title-URL header for extension widget

Fixes

Related vendors

Note that `custom-widgets` isn't a special property, it's just used to define the reusable "anchor", see https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/yaml-anchors/