- Added safer anchor management: click to select, drag to move, press L to lock/unlock, Delete/Backspace to remove, and Esc to clear selection.
- Improved candle-close alerts for VWAP and Bands 1-3 on both MT4 and MT5.
- Added native push notifications alongside popup and email alerts.
- Improved Auto Save/Load stability and updated settings handling.
- Improved persistence for line width and line style settings.
- Fixed anchor selection and configuration issues for a smoother workflow.

– Added new inputs to customize line width and style for the main anchored VWAP and its bands (solid, dotted, dashed, etc.).
– This is a purely visual change – VWAP and band calculations remain exactly the same.
– Please note: due to MT5 chart scaling and pixel rounding, dotted/dashed lines can appear as a solid line when the chart is heavily zoomed out or when using large line widths. For best visibility, use line width 1 with a moderate zoom level.

- Added Auto Save/Load Toggle: New input parameter to enable/disable automatic saving and restoring of indicator settings and anchors. When disabled, the indicator will always use input parameters without persistence.

- Added Timeframe-Specific Settings: New option to save settings either per timeframe (each chart period has its own saved state) or globally per symbol (all timeframes share the same settings).

Anchors now survive chart changes and restarts

Your manual anchors are now saved per Symbol & Timeframe and auto-restored when you:
- switch symbols or timeframes on the same chart,
- reopen the chart, or
- restart the terminal.

VWAP source changes now update instantly
In previous versions, changing the VWAP Source (HLC3, HL2, etc.) had no effect until you re-anchored manually. Now, all existing anchors are recalculated and redrawn immediately after you change the source.

No more accidental first anchor
Clicks on the panel are ignored, and there’s a short delay after toggling Mouse: ON—so you won’t drop an anchor by mistake.

Same ultra-light performance
Still unlimited anchors, with no heavy recalculation on every tick, and a clean, floating UI.