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      <title>HistropediaJS 1.5.0 – charts, date bounds, and more predictable state changes</title>
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      <description>Previous release: HistropediaJS v1.4.0
HistropediaJS 1.5.0, released 14 July 2026, brings quantitative data and historical events together on the same interactive timeline. New line and stacked-area charts use the timeline’s date scale, including inside individual lanes, so values stay aligned with their historical context as users pan and zoom.
The release also gives you more control over timeline navigation and configuration. You can constrain the viewport to a meaningful date range, use clearer string-based option values, and take advantage of a more capable navigation API.</description>
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