YachtFinder: Yacht Marketplace

Version 1.1. Most of this release is about the app being honest with you and usable with VoiceOver. Two of the fixes below were things we had already "fixed" once — the change had been made in a place where it could never take effect. If you use VoiceOver: - On the Brief tab, the button that stops a running brief was unreachable. The panel was grouped in a way that hid everything inside it, so a brief that can run for a minute could be started and not stopped. It is reachable now. - The section navigator on a yacht's page, the voyage-history filters, and the builder-lineage rail had the same problem: their contents were announced as a single block instead of as the buttons they are. - A saved-search row reported a larger tap target than it actually had. The fix for that had been applied to the outside of the button, where it does nothing. Accurate where it was not: - A yacht listed in euros or pounds, opened from a dot on the map, showed our dollar conversion as if it were the broker's own asking price. It is now shown in the currency the broker published, or clearly marked as a conversion. - "Under 24 hours" could appear on a hull that has already sold. Roughly half the boats carrying a recent position are sold or reference-only, so this was common rather than rare. - Blocking a conversation removed it from your inbox but left it in the count above it — so the header could say one conversation over an empty list. - The Fleet tab's promotional rails could show sold boats you had just filtered out, directly beside "No vessels found". - An "AIS Live" badge was showing a number nothing was feeding. - A message could say "Sent" while it was still in flight. At larger text sizes: - The Brief tab's filter chips were measured without any width limit, so rows ran past the edge of the screen and the layout was clipped. At the largest accessibility sizes the tab was effectively unreadable. - The charter desk had glyphs pinned at a fixed size beside labels that grow. - On the Spot results screen, the alternates card cut off its own text at the default size, and three panels with no camera in them were hiding the status bar. Widget: - The price slot printed a whole sentence into a space meant for a number. - A location with no confirmed source rendered beside the AIS dot as though it were a sighting. - "Couldn't read your watchlist" appeared for two states that were not failures. Privacy: - The screen that asks for camera access described where photos go. It named our own servers and not the fact that a third party performs the match. It now says so.