v0.48.0

New

• Your full MTGA deck collection now appears on the Decks page. Until now,
  only decks you'd played or edited while Scry2 was running showed up — now every
  deck you own is listed. Decks you haven't touched yet show their name and
  format, and fill in with their full card list and match record the first time
  you play or edit them. Your collection is imported automatically right after
  this update installs, and a deck stays in Scry2 even if you later delete it in
  MTGA to free up a slot.

Improved

• Deck renames and format changes you make in MTGA now carry over to the
  Decks page.

v0.47.7

Fixed

• Card art now loads on the Collection page. Most cards in My cards
  showed a blank placeholder instead of their artwork — the page wasn't
  fetching the images. It now downloads art for the cards you're viewing
  as you browse, filter, and search.
• Card names no longer show stray formatting tags. Some cards —
  including snow-covered basics, Alchemy rebalanced cards, and many
  hyphenated names like "Sergeant-at-Arms" — displayed with leftover
  markup such as <nobr> around the name. Names now appear clean
  everywhere they're shown: the Collection grid, the card browser,
  search, and deck exports.

v0.47.6

Improved

• The Settings menu has moved to the bottom of the sidebar. The gear
  that used to sit in the top-right corner is now pinned at the bottom of
  the left navigation — and that's where the "update available" badge
  shows up when a new version is ready to install.

v0.47.5

Improved

• The navigation sidebar has been refreshed. It now runs the full
  height of the window with the Scry 2 logo at the top, and the page
  header sits neatly beside it. When you collapse the sidebar down to
  icons, hovering any icon shows a clean label tooltip so you always know
  what each one is.

v0.47.4

New

• Your draft and sealed decks are now fully preserved. Each one shows
  its complete card list and a quick result line — like "Finished 3-4" or
  "Trophy run — 7-2" — summarising how the run went, and you can copy it
  back into MTGA straight from the deck page. That means you can safely
  delete a draft deck in Arena to free up a slot, knowing Scry2 still has
  it and you can re-import it whenever you want.

Fixed

• Fixed draft and sealed decks showing no cards. Their cards were
  always saved, but the deck view wasn't displaying them — now it does.
  Your existing draft decks are filled in automatically the first time you
  open Scry2 after this update, and copying a draft deck into MTGA (which
  used to come out blank) now works.

v0.47.3

Fixed

• Editing a Draft, Sealed, or Limited deck in MTGA after playing it no
  longer wipes its format on the Decks page. Following the v0.47.2 fix,
  a deck you re-saved in MTGA after a match could still lose its Limited
  label, because MTGA doesn't tag limited decks with a format. Scry2 now
  keeps the format it worked out from your matches instead of clearing it.

v0.47.2

Improved

• The MTGA memory reader now reports exactly which parts are working.
  After an MTGA update, the Operations → MTGA Memory page shows which
  collection reads still succeed and which broke, in plain language — so
  you can see at a glance whether an update affected Scry2's reading.
• Added a safety guard that protects your match history. Scry2 now
  refuses to rebuild its data from scratch if doing so would drop events
  that are no longer recoverable, instead of silently losing them.
• Collapsed-sidebar buttons now show a styled tooltip on hover instead of
  the plain browser one.

Fixed

• Draft, Sealed, and Pick Two decks you built in MTGA now show their
  format and are recognized as Limited on the Decks page. Previously,
  decks you assembled and named yourself (as opposed to the ones Scry2
  created automatically) showed a blank format and weren't grouped with
  your other Limited decks, even though their matches were tracked
  correctly.

v0.47.1

New

• The Collection page now shows a small "Reader OK" pill next to
  the Refresh now button. It tells you at a glance whether Scry2
  is currently reading your collection from MTGA's memory — and how
  long ago the last read happened. Green means the full reader is
  working; yellow warns when Scry2 is running on a slower fallback
  path or hasn't read recently; grey means the reader is off or no
  reads have happened yet.
• The "MTGA was updated" notice now has a built-in Run verification
  button so you don't have to manually refresh and eyeball your
  collection numbers after an MTGA update. Click it and Scry2 will
  attempt a fresh read, then tell you in plain language whether the
  memory reader still works — green and dismissible if everything is
  fine, yellow if it's running on a slower fallback, or red with a
  short explanation if Scry2 can't read this MTGA build and needs to
  be updated.

Improved

• After an MTGA update, if Scry2 has already successfully read your
  collection from the new MTGA build, the "MTGA was updated" banner
  opens already verified — you just click Acknowledge — verified
  to dismiss it, instead of being asked to run a check you've
  effectively already passed.

v0.47.0

New

• Deck collection — save and re-import your decks. The Decks page
  is now a full archive of every deck you've created in MTGA. Open any
  deck's detail page and click Copy to MTGA to grab the import text
  for your clipboard, then paste it into MTGA's Deck Builder Import
  dialog. Use this to free up your in-game deck slots without losing
  any decks — Scry2 keeps them safe and you can resurrect any one with
  a single click.
• Decks you delete in MTGA are now automatically archived in Scry2
  instead of disappearing. They're hidden from the default Decks view
  but kept here for re-import. Switch the filter at the top of the
  Decks page from Active to Archived to browse them.
• Star your favourite decks. Click the star icon on any deck row
  (or use the Star button on its detail page) to mark it as a
  favourite. The Starred filter at the top of the Decks page
  surfaces only the decks you've starred.

Improved

• The Decks page now lists every deck you've created in MTGA, not
  just the ones you've played. Combined with the new Active / Archived /
  All filter, this gives you a complete view of your deck library —
  ideal for deciding what to clean up in MTGA.

v0.46.8

Improved

• The gear icon in the top-right corner now opens the System page
  directly instead of a four-item dropdown. Once on System,
  the subnav across the top is the way to reach Operations and
  Settings. The System tab in that subnav was also still
  pointing at the homepage from when the health screen lived at
  / — it now points to and highlights on /system.