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# Version 1.0.0.7 Launched

12th Sep 2024

**Fastscalper Desktop (Cross Platform Apps) launched in v1.0.0.7** 

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{% embed url="<https://openalgo.in/download>" %}

### Features

1\)Simple and intuitive UI for quick trading actions.

2\)Supports Long Entry (LE), Long Exit (LX), Short Entry (SE), and Short Exit (SX) operations.

3\)Customizable settings for API key, exchange, product type, and host URL.

4\)Voice alerts for trade actions (can be enabled/disabled in settings).

5\)Persistent settings using local storage.

6\)Cross-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux).\
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7\)Supports Multiple Window Instances

**FastScalper - Rust-Based Tauri Desktop App (MIT License)** <https://github.com/marketcalls/fastscalper-tauri/>

**Changes Implemented**

* Added Download.html to download Fastscalper Desktop Apps
* Frontend Changes (Added Nav Bar, Moved Social media icons to the footer)
* Zebu Smart Order Bug Fix
* Removed FastScalper Custom Tkinter Application (python) from the openalgo dashboard


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