The "What, -more- new stuff? Again?!" edition.

- Added page summary tabs to backpack top.
- Added search filter to exclude untradable items. ("Trade" button)
- Improved handling of decals. (Better performance on first-view)
- Fixed an absolute ton of PHP warnings/notices.
- Async'd some non-vital Javascript.

Next on the agenda is even more code cleanup (Seriously, it's hella' ugly), followed by overhauling the UI. I'm open to suggestions, but no guarantees your suggestion will be implemented.

Additionally, at some point in the future I am looking to retire the old item pages in favour of a overlay (Yes, it will be linkable) in the main backpack view. So if you have any compelling arguments for why that is a bad idea or my explanation of said implemention is bad, now is the time to speak up.

As always, enjoy the changes and report any bugs on the group forum.

"Shock horror we actually added a new feature" Edition!

- Added Name/Description tag filter button.
- Added missing Dota 2 qualities Cursed & Auspicious.
- Reimplemented quality counter system and reverted by-colour to by-class filtering method. (Causes qualities with same colour to have seperate entries)

With that done, next target on the list is completing the Nano & Mobile device layout rework.

As always, report any bugs to the group forum.

Heads up for users, TF2B's host has undergone significant upgrades.

Of most note is the new SSD based (Not backed!) storage and newer Ivy Bridge Xeons with far less CPU contention.

As always, any bugs / other fallout should be reported to the relevant forum section.

P.S. Some of you may have noticed Australium items now display their proper icons, enjoy.

With the recent activity in the CS:GO item schema and sightings of item entries, I have added viewing support to TF2B!

Support is very rudimentary at this time, but so is CS:GO's schema. Changes to follow as the situation develops.

For whatever value this may (or may not) have, enjoy!

I'm pleased to announce that thanks to the recent round of upgrades rolled out by our VPS provider, Linode - tf2b.com's host is now significantly faster.

The host instance is now sporting a delicious 8 cores (up from 4), and a outgoing bandwidth increase of 200 Mbps!

In the coming weeks I also intend to roll out the TF2B re-write alongside a new source release, but more on that later.