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Introducing Infinite Pages on Quant Data 🗺️ Your dashboard is no longer one fixed screen. Your tools live on an open canvas you pan and zoom like a map. Up to 100 tools per page. Only what's on screen loads, so it stays fast. Live on web today, alongside...

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Vittesh Jhaveri4 months ago

@QuantData Game changer! No more flipping tabs. And btw amazing title.

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PalmBeachDave4 months ago

@QuantData This is 🔥🔥

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Martin ✏️🧠4 months ago

@QuantData 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

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steve brophy4 months ago

@QuantData This is indeed a very elegant design! - new subscriber.

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PocketChange4 months ago

@QuantData Implemented it today! Love it!

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Chris Kozma4 months ago

@QuantData That looks great Andrew

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GraehamF4 months ago

@QuantData Interesting

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Audraw Hiasingre4 months ago

@QuantData My internal plan is as follows. ⬇️

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Ali • Trade Auditor4 months ago

@QuantData clean solve for the nine tabs problem, the discipline part is still choosing the five tools you actually trade off

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