Sorry to hear you don't like it. For the new order screen, is there a loss of functionality for you? Or is it that you find that the order screen isn't as clean to look at? I'm not sure if not having it all in "one box" as you say is harming the functionality or just the look for you.
I meant just the design/look. It looks like tools are placed in nowhere. That's irritating for the eyes.
But I found a harm in functionality because of the design change: the "refresh" button now does not change color, if you can't do a refresh. Before the design change it was light blue and then dark blue. Now it's just white...
By the way I have three suggestions (has nothing to do with the design)
1. Make it possible to click the refresh button more than every 10 seconds, every second would be better. (for now if you click refresh, you have to wait 10 seconds to click it again)
2. Create a button to cancel all open orders at once. (maybe with a confirmation pop up)
3. Improve the cancel process. After clicking at the X to cancel an order, it takes ~3 seconds after the order disappers (you can't cancel the next order during this 3 seconds because then you get an error message). In addition to that there is a kind of animation (the order getting red and the disappears). Maybe it would be faster if you disable this useless animation. (or let the user decide in settings, if they want those animations), because I think this animation is the reason why it does not work properly
@Dargo
Yeah, like Serpens I have been thinking about the very same thing:
I'd like to see a change of the way how to cancel all/some open orders. ( idea: put check boxes in front of all orders, and a check box above all other check boxes ( as seen in gmail )
So we can choose 'some' or 'all' open orders to be cancelled.
Example Scenario:
Imagine you create a 100BTC limit buy order at €250 , with conditional close position @ limit sell €260
Now, the limit buy order gets filled s_l_o_w_l_y at €250, and for each successful buy action a new limited €260 sell order is created.
So depending on how many single buy actions were needed to fill the order at €250, as many conditional close sell orders will have been created.
If you then change your mind and now need to quickly sell at €255 because you see the price won't go up to €260, you currently have to manually cancel all these open sell orders ( the way Serpens described it ).
Which would take in our example up to a couple of minutes and definitely hurts the user experience and in this case might lead to not being able not manually create a new sell order at €255 in time, as it takes too long to cancel each single order manually. At this point you would loose money/btc.
As a quick solution, an additional check box for: 'Cancel all orders?' would make life easier.
