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Elixir now installs on a phone and opens like an app: full screen, under its own Elixir icon, with Home, Ladder, Clan and Search as tabs at the foot. On an iPhone, open it in Safari and choose Share, then Add to Home Screen; on Android, Chrome offers Install …
Read it ›Adding a player now reads its battle log on the live lane right after its profile, so roughly the last 30 battles arrive within a minute instead of at the scheduler's next round (Jamie, 2026-11-09).
Read it ›When you add a player, Elixir now reads their battle log straight away, right after their profile, instead of waiting for its next scheduled round. Your profile and roughly your last 30 battles usually arrive within a minute; at busy times it can take a few. …
Read it ›The battles Home counts for a newly added player (the last 30 days, this week and the week before) no longer include boat defenses, where a rival attacked your clan's boat and your defense deck answered. You did not play those, and the 30-day summary already …
Read it ›When an enemy attacks your clan's boat, your defense deck answers, but you did not play that battle. Every other count in Elixir already left those defenses out; the 30-day summary still counted them, so it could show a couple more war battles than the same 3…
Read it ›The turn-off link at the foot of every email now opens an Elixir page, with the same bar, type and footer as the rest of Elixir. Pressing Turn it off used to answer with a bare "ok". Now it says what was turned off, that your other emails are unchanged, and w…
Read it ›players_summary leaves boat defenses out of its counts, as every other surface does (Jamie, 2026-09-24 and 2026-09-25; acceptance Gym #262.1).
Read it ›Every place now shares the top bar's edge, so the page no longer jumps as you move between Home, Ladder and Clan. A clan's name leads in the display type, and a page inside it steps down.
Read it ›Signed in, Home, Ladder and Clan are now tabs with their icons, and a gold line marks where you are. The Help button no longer has a stray box around it. On a narrow window, search shrinks to its magnifier.
Read it ›In the Monday clan report, Gone quiet and its Back line now go only to members who have verified their player. Everyone else who receives the report no longer sees that section.
Read it ›The top of Home no longer waits for your clan's numbers. Needs you now reads on its own, so it settles right after the page opens instead of pushing everything down a few seconds later. If that read fails, the clan card's own copy fills it in.
Read it ›Home now draws as soon as Elixir knows who you are. Your week, your clan and Latest each read on their own and show their own loading state, so a slow one no longer holds up the others, and one that can't be read says so while the rest carry on. Your week als…
Read it ›What Elixir once called a tier is now a role everywhere, including refusals and the help links. The hint for a missing capability points to Settings, Connections and agents, and Clan's Review says that members waiting after a decision count as protected.
Read it ›When you have gone quiet, the note on your own standing now says the day your clan counts a member at risk, not just "its at-risk day". On Home, if your clan could not be read, the panel now has a Try again button.
Read it ›A last read of the guides people lean on most, and the word for what your account is.
Read it ›The rest of the docs were read line by line against the code, and what they got wrong now matches what Elixir does.
Read it ›Every doc page was read against the app after the redesign. Buttons, tabs and settings are now called what they are called, and they are where the docs say they are.
Read it ›On a static page, Help's Send button goes away once your note is sent, so it no longer looks as if the note still has to go.
Read it ›The home page says what Elixir is in one breath and shows what it is recording right now. Status and data is one page now: right now, the record, battles by day, what is recorded and how long, and the machine-readable ways in. Cards can be cleared when a filt…
Read it ›Everything about your account now lives at Settings, with one rail: Profile, Players and tracking, Emails, Connections and agents, Sign-ins and devices, Usage and limits, and Feedback. Old links keep working, including the ones in mail you already have.
Read it ›A name in mail now opens your door to it: your own player opens Ladder, someone in your clan opens their page in Clan, and anyone else opens their record. A clan you are in opens at Clan, Season. If you are signed out, the page says why it needs you to sign i…
Read it ›An action's page is one column now: the reason and its numbers, then folds for what it comes from, its message and its history, then the buttons. A removal that no longer qualifies offers Decline only.
Read it ›On Other, the Battles tab now shows Challenge and Tournament each with its own days and sittings. A Challenge win and a Tournament loss on one evening used to add up to one record, and they are different games. And when the player you picked has no battles on…
Read it ›Timeline reads in order: a sitting shows and sorts at its last game, and under a day's heading a row shows only the time. The Timeline tab now carries a plain mark when something is new, and the New chip on the page keeps the count, so the two no longer disag…
Read it ›Ladder no longer has a menu down the side. A bar at the top says whose season, which season and which mode you are reading, and that stays put as you move between four tabs: Season, Battles, Decks and Cards. Casual has its own chip now, and Other appears when…
Read it ›Clan's left rail is gone. Every clan now reads across five tabs: Today for what is waiting and how the week is going, Members for the roster, Standing, Review, the map, Recruit and Scout, Season for the running week and every closed week and season, Awards fo…
Read it ›Signing in now lands on Home, and every page wears the same top bar and footer, with Home, Ladder, Clan and Search as tabs at the foot of a phone. The word Console is gone: what it held is Home for your day and Settings, in the account menu, for your account,…
Read it ›Names no longer carry the game's colour markup such as <c5>. It is stripped when a payload is recorded and from names already stored, so players_search and every name in a response read as the plain name. No shapes change.
Read it ›A correction to 11.18.0: elixir_docs and elixir://docs/<page>#<section> follow a moved section when it is asked for by its old title as well as its old slug, so elixir_docs({ page: "recording", section: "Daily series" }) answers again.
Read it ›The manual is reorganised into three groups, and every old address still answers.
Read it ›Refusals and hints name where a person goes now: Settings, not the Console. No field, argument or code changed.
Read it ›The time a timeline item shows is the time it sorts by; evidence names the other side; a first friend stays a friend.
Read it ›There is a new Home, not yet where you land: a "Try the new Home" link on Overview opens it. Today says what needs you, your week by mode, your clan and the latest; Timeline runs by day; Friends tells the week of Wednesday's mail, and following someone there …
Read it ›A leader's word on a departure now names the role the member held when they departed, even if they have since come back with another. Where the record holds no such stay, the line names no role. In Clan, a member's recorded activity now runs its weeks, donati…
Read it ›Timeline lines now read the way a person would say them, the same in the app, in mail, for agents and in Discord: "played 10 battles in one sitting", "finished Season 137, week 4 in 2nd place". A departure says "departed (was Member)", and "was removed" once …
Read it ›Pages across Console, Ladder and Clan now share one set of parts: the same page heading, panel, table and empty message. On a phone, tables no longer scroll sideways: each row becomes a small block with its labels beside the values. Before and since on Ladder…
Read it ›Every signed-in page now says when something happened the same way, on your clock: "Sat 8:42 pm" within a week, "Fri Oct 23, 5:07 pm" further back. A war week reads "Season 137, week 4". The words got plainer too: the record, not the corpus; a read, not a pol…
Read it ›The home page and the docs no longer offer Sign in or Create your account to someone who is already signed in: the top bar shows your player, and the home page offers Open Elixir. The clan map no longer reports an error each time it opens. New agent now opens…
Read it ›Timeline lines read as a person says them, in one wording for every door, and an occurred clan entry's activity counts every battle played in the window.
Read it ›A sitting on the timeline (battle_session and session_standout) now carries trophy_net_by_mode: the net of each mode whose battles move trophies, Trophy Road, Path of Legends and the seasonal Trophy Road past 14,000. trophy_net is still Trophy Road's alone, s…
Read it ›A sitting on the timeline names each trophy mode's own net, so a Path of Legends or seasonal Trophy Road sitting no longer reads as flat beside battles_performance (feedback #381, #382).
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