Update 6
FeatureOne structure per project: when Lofty's or ebitts' station is on the day's map, it is now drawn as its Commerce Ring building, and apps built on another project fly grey flags beside their host station. The Power Exchange's solar wing now faces the road, and the Deep Space Array's About section explains its timings.
New
A station drawn as its Commerce Ring building
When the station of a Commerce Ring project is on the day's map, it now stands as that project's building: Lofty's Habitat Lease Office or ebitts' Power Exchange, with its berth on the ring left empty. The station's panel gains a section on the project's tokens and a button that opens their own panel. The Power Exchange's solar wing now faces the road, and its turbine stands taller.
Third-party apps beside their host
Apps that other operators dock to a project no longer stand as stations of their own while their host is on the map. They are now small grey-flagged modules beside the host station, and its panel lists them under "Third-party apps on …" with their calls. Clicking one opens the host's panel at its row.
Fixes
Allo listed for MainNet only
On the Survey Deck, Allo no longer shows a TestNet link, because it only covers MainNet.
Changes
A new default edition
The site now opens in its other edition by default. Algo Colony is still one click away with the theme button.
The Deep Space Array explains its timings
The About section of the Deep Space Array's panel now explains why its probes take about five seconds to land, which is the worst case, while a transaction sent at a random moment takes nearer four. It also links to Nodely's transaction propagation dashboard and status page.