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Six changes to the desktop viewer, all in what it shows and what it is called: - The left-hand reprocessing panel is titled "Processing" (it sits next to "File manager"); the jobs panel that held that name is "Jobs". - The file manager lists *.cbf beside the HDF5 datasets. A CBF is one frame per file and opening any of them opens its sweep, which is what the File > Open dialog already did. - Image statistics: collection time, detector distance, beam centre and wavelength were in the dataset row's tooltip, where a number nobody hovers over is a number nobody reads. They are rows of their own, in the order a person asks for them - what the dataset is, how it was collected, then what this image contains. Source/instrument and sample are bold like every other value. The B-factor row is gone. - A "Spots + background" plot: spot count on the left axis, background per pixel on the right, since a common scale would flatten one of them. The axis labels take the colour of their line - a legend costs exactly the vertical room those labels need at this dock height. It is what a live (HTTP) connection selects by default, until the user picks something else. - Expanding the powder-calibration section no longer widens the settings panel past the space it has. Two buttons side by side cannot be narrower than both their labels, and a combo is never narrower than its longest entry - a 40-character cell in the calibrant list set the minimum width of the whole dock. One button per row, the cell in a tooltip, and both combos allowed to elide. - The grid/per-image toggles both rebuild the metric selector now. The grid button did not, so leaving per-image mode through it left the per-image plot types listed - X-ray fluorescence offered as a metric of a grid scan - and their values were then read as per-dataset metrics. Each mode also remembers its own selection instead of carrying an index across two unrelated lists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011oVDk7aukYqfPZBLHn5nGg