0.36.0 - a panel that can stay open, and arrows on a phone
Panels float over the picture on purpose: a picture that resizes every time something opens makes you find everything again. But on a wide screen there is room for both, and then covering the target is the worse of the two problems.
The pin in a panel's header now hands it a strip of the stage. The picture shrinks to what is left, and everything drawn on the picture stays lined up with it. Off by default, remembered per browser - it depends on your window, not on the device - and not offered on a phone, where a panel is the whole width anyway.
Arrows on a phone. A soft keyboard has no arrow keys, which makes a BIOS menu or a boot list impossible to drive from a phone. Touch mode now has a pad: the four arrows in the shape they have on a keyboard, with Esc, Tab and Enter around them. Hold a key and it repeats.
Two more rearrangements. The ten numbers about the capture no longer have a panel that slides over the very picture they describe - click the ones in the status bar and the rest open just below. And power is a menu at the foot of the rail with the target's power state on it, rather than a panel covering the machine you want to watch restart.