When you step into an instance, Haul sets your current farming session aside so instance loot doesn't mix in — but that sidelined session then disappears from view until you leave, and you can't do anything with it. This surfaces sidelined sessions in your session list, clearly marked, with the option to merge one back into your active session. It also becomes the place to see and un-ignore sessions Haul set aside — including "instances" that aren't really dungeons (like the Community Feast) that probably shouldn't be set aside at all.

Haul's Vendor totals show how much gold you made selling and spent buying, but not *what* actually changed hands. This adds a per-item breakdown you can expand — every item you sold or bought, with quantity and price — so your vendor activity is as detailed as the rest of your session, while the totals stay accurate.

Haul logs gold you spend at a vendor or mailbox, but money spent anywhere else just vanishes from your ledger — buying bank slots, taxi and flight fares, trainers, transmog, and other gold sinks. This catches those too, recording them as expenditures so your gold-in and gold-out actually add up and nothing you spend goes untracked.