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by ChrisWe’re excited to announce the release of version 5.8.2! There are a few updates we would like to draw your attention to, as it will change how you interact and experience the app when it comes to logging into your StockMarketEye account.
IMPORTANT: This update will be rolled out in stages, so not all users will get the update simultaneously. The end of the rollout giving 100% of users access, will be completed in one week.
We want to ensure the rollout is done smoothly and without issue. Thank you for being so patient!
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Please back up your data if you have not used Online Sync.
As a general precaution, please make sure you back up your data if you have not used the Online Sync feature. In case you encounter any issues, you will be assured that you have a backup copy of your data.
Now, when you download a new StockMarketEye build (version 5.8.2 or newer) you will be asked to log in with the following flow:
If you are already logged into your StockMarketEye account, you will be prompted to log in with your account email in a popup. When you click Verify, a browser will open and you will see a verification screen letting you know your account has been verified. You can start using the app.
If you do not have a StockMarketEye account, your default browser will open and you will be asked to either log in or sign up with a StockMarketEye account.
After logging in or signing up, you can close the browser and you will be logged into your StockMarketEye app.
Note: Your StockMarketEye Account is not the same as your billing account. Creating a StockMarketEye account does not require any changes to your subscription.
Let us help you manage any situations that may come up when using the new log in flow. Please take a look at some possible scenarios and their solutions. If anything not covered comes up, please let us know at [email protected].
If you logged in, but are now seeing a prompt to Buy Now it means you accidentally created a new account instead of logging into your existing SME account.
Use your StockMarketEye account details to log back in to continue using your paid account.
If you logged in and are seeing data from two different accounts, it means you have logged into a second account on top of your first account.
Note: If you are not sure which email you previously used to create your SME account, please contact support and we can look it up for you.
There has been a few changes done to the Trial Period that StockMarketEye offers to its users.
Once the trial expires, the user will see the following popup.
The trial lifetime has changed from 30 to 14 days.
The functionalities that a user can access after the trial has expired has changed. Users can only review and export data from the StockMarketEye app.
Any user that does not, or have not, accept Yahoo cookies will see the following popup in their portfolios and watchlists:
Fundamentals data should now be showing correctly. Previously, there was a bug from Yahoo preventing StockMarketEye from receiving Fundamentals data.
You can now change the y-axis to price with technical indicators again. Additionally, the y-axis will default to price when you relaunch the app, instead of defaulting to %-change.
If the user was hiding ‘Today’ and ‘Overall’ columns in the Folder’s list and ‘Today’ and ‘Overall’ percentage values for the top-level ‘Portfolios’ and Watchlists’ items from the “Interface settings” section of the “Interface” tab in settings, the portfolios and watchlists that were included in the groups, were disappearing.
Currently the user can see the watchlists and portfolios that are included in the groups.
The columns’ alignment was updated to the right.
If you want to download this new version directly, here are the links:
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