This was somewhat mention under 'Fixed Graphs'. I have noticed the scale values for the standard graphs change day-to-day, and even minute-to-minute, especially with wind. The problem with adaptive graphs is your not getting the true picture, that a graph is supposed to present, easily without having to look at the numeric scales the graph uses. I guess most people like this, but, as a past statistics user, its not working for me.
Graphs are intended to display data in a non-numeric format that provides meaning in a quick, reliable and easy way. When the graph scale changes, you can no longer rely on the displayed graph to tell you anything, unless you look at the tiny numbers the scale is based on.
I would like to see an option to 'fix' the graph scales, either with absolute max/min values, or user settable ones. That way, when I see the temperature gauge near the top, I know its warm, not 18C which is kinda cool
. And when the barometer pressure line is at the 5 o'clock position, I would know the pressure is high, and not at 1015 which it is now, and thus kinda low.
Thanks for a great application, it works far better than I had imagined before getting into a PWS.