I pushed a Planner update focused on a simple workflow: build a plan, refresh the data, and keep going without losing your place.
The biggest change is persistence. Planner now holds onto your local plan and reprices the items already in it when fresh market data arrives instead of wiping everything out.
What changed
- Your plan persists locally while you work.
- Fresh market data reprices existing Planner items instead of clearing the plan.
- Budget handling is smoother, especially when Auto-Fill is trying to use your capital sensibly.
- You can remove items from Browse or drag them around in My Plan to match your Grand Exchange slots.
- The Planner UI has less loading flicker, cleaner headers, and a steadier feel while data updates.
Why it matters
Planner should feel like a working surface, not a one-shot calculator. If you are arranging GE slots, comparing items, and refreshing prices, the tool needs to protect that context.
This update is mostly about reducing friction. Set up the plan, let the market data refresh, and make the next decision from there.