Seed Finder
v1.6.14October 8, 2026•bugfix

The Extra Night Boss on the Map, and Crystal Finder on an iPad

Two fixes, and I have tested both.

The extra night boss is named on the map

Seeds that carry the Extra Night Boss event were already flagged, and the extra boss was already in the Night bosses list on the result page. The map was the part that fell behind: each night circle only named the regular boss.

The circle for the night the extra boss lands on now names both. The regular boss comes first with a plus sign, and the extra boss goes underneath. On seed 068, night 2 reads "2. Ancient Dragon +" and then "Crucible Knight & Hippo" on the lines below.

This touches 21 of the 520 seeds in the dataset, and in each of them the extra boss is on one of the two nights, not both. The extra bosses are ones that already appear as regular night bosses, so their names are translated in all 14 languages. If you have night boss names turned off in the result settings, or you are keeping the Nightlord secret, the circles still say only Night 1 and Night 2.

Crystal Finder on an iPad in landscape

Crystal Finder, the tool on Great Hollow seeds, works two ways. With a mouse, left click confirms a Crystal and right click confirms there is no Crystal there. On a touch screen you tap a location and a small dialog asks which of the two it is.

The site used to choose between them by the width of the screen. An iPad held in landscape is wide enough to pass for a desktop, so it got the mouse version: no dialog, and no way to mark a location as having no Crystal. iPad users reported it.

It is now decided by the device. Phones and tablets get the dialog, iPads in landscape included, and the help text inside Crystal Finder follows the same rule. The other side of that: a desktop browser in a narrow window keeps left and right click instead of switching to the dialog.

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