Check out these new features yourself at https://lnvisualizer.com/ or on the umbrel app store (v0.0.23 available now and v0.0.25 is coming soon)

These switches will show/hide nodes based on the lightning features they support.

You now can easily filter nodes by their network type. As in if they are strictly clearnet nodes, strictly tor nodes, have a tor address, or have a clearnet address.

Will calculate min/max/total/average for both the entire network and for the subgraph being viewed.

New option to normalize color ranges to the min/max range of the subgraph. In other words, if the minimum channel capacity in view is 50,000 sats and the maximum is 100,000 sats the bottom of the range will be 50,000 and the top will be 100,000. This can be modified in the settings menu by changing this dropdown. The default is global so the color range will be roughly 0 to 14 btc today (largest channel size currently on the network).

By default the line thickness is set to "gl-line" (this may change in the future). OpenGL lines are fast, but they have a limitation of being 1 screen pixel thick.

However, there is a new line primitive property called line-mesh that will allow lines with a thickness greater than one pixel and also that can have attenuation Attenuation is when objects get smaller the farther they are from the camera, which gives the illusion of perspective. In addition there is also a Channel Width property which now supports channels having varying thickness depending on their capacity. You can change these setting here: This is all for now. There will be more soon.