RaidLootTracker.zip
What's new
v1.17.3 — Fixed a real bug from a user report: after a Normal raid then a Heroic raid, Heroic drops could show "N" (Normal). The sticky difficulty fallback only updated on a boss kill, so it stayed stale until the first Heroic kill. Now also refreshes the moment you zone into a raid (and on login/reload if already standing in one).
v1.17.2 — Reworked "Manage Sessions"' name field: it was always live-editable, so clicking that row's own Active/Paused toggle could silently discard an uncommitted rename with no warning. Now a fixed label by default; a "Rename" button reveals the edit box only when you actually want to rename, and only one row can be mid-rename at a time.
v1.17.1 — Found via a self-review of the named-sessions feature: a rejected rename left the box showing blank text while the real name was unchanged underneath (now reverts correctly); pausing/resuming/deleting a session didn't refresh an already-open Player Summary window (now matches the Manage Aliases dialog's existing live-refresh); session names are now trimmed of leading/trailing whitespace.
v1.17.0 — Added named sessions: an optional, opt-in tagging layer for grouping loot to a specific raid/run (e.g. "ICC 25H Tuesday"), on top of the normal session/history tracking, which behaves exactly as before for anyone who doesn't use it. Create via Settings → "Manage Sessions" (starts active immediately), pause and resume later with no gap-bridging needed, multiple can be active at once. Covers both auto-tracked and manually entered loot. Deleting only removes the tag, never the loot entries. Export and Player Summary both gained a "Named Session" view option.
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