Selling shares on a market can allow the market to go above 99% or below 1%.

I don't know that I could recreate it, but the circumstances are as follows:

Android app, Samsung Galaxy Fold

Purchase 83 shares of Yes in a multichoice question.

Sell 83 shares the next day.

Later notice it still lists shares, but for an answer I didn't buy.

Sell for a profit of 0, but receive 1.

Question continues to show that I own 83 shares, but any attempt to sell seems to create an overflow error.

[Resolved]

Im not keeping up with all the latest twists and turns of how fees and other mechanics work, but I have to imagine this is a bug

This is minor, but it seems like a negative balance shows two negative signs.

I'm not sure which one should be kept, but having both is definitely a bug.

I'm currently using the Android app.

I have a Ṁ340 loan for a market in which I hold zero shares: https://manifold.markets/ReeMARKable/nba-basketball-games-live-sunday-ma-933639b56f2a

Sometimes my profit / net worth graphs are inconsistent with the numbers elsewhere on my profile, see e.g. the following screenshot I just took. (In this case at least, it's the graph that's incorrect; I checked my Trades tab sorted by 1d profit and it shows no significant losses.)

Off by one rounding issue

Profit graphs stopped updating again

In the iOS app, the Home view's feed gets stuck in a loading state and "never" loads. This happens so often that I never rely on or use the Home view. Do something about the performance? Or taking it further: is the Home view even needed at all?

In the iOS app, clicking reply to comment triggers a "Reply with comment" tooltip only after you have clicked reply, and it's also obstructing the view of the comment input field. Perhaps disable these kind of tooltips in mobile apps.

In the iOS app, the format text popover you get when selecting text is sometimes covered up by the native Cut, Copy, Paste, Select popover.