Advanced History – a more powerful Home Assistant History panel / More-Info dialog. (uses the excellent Statistics Graph Chart Card for graph rendering)

andyblac · July 19, 2026, 10:05am

Hi everyone,

I’ve been working on a custom integration called Advanced History.

It provides a dedicated Home Assistant History-style page, but uses the excellent Statistics Graph Chart Card for graph rendering.

Why I created it

Home Assistant’s built-in History page is very convenient for quickly selecting entities and viewing their history, but its graph customization is intentionally limited.

Statistics Graph Chart Card provides much more control over graph appearance and behavior, but normally requires cards to be configured on a dashboard beforehand.

Advanced History brings the two approaches together:

select areas, devices, or entities like the native History page;
choose a date range using Home Assistant’s Energy controls;
then display the results using the more configurable Statistics Graph Chart Card.

Main features

Native Home Assistant target picker
Select multiple areas, devices, and entities
Automatic numeric-history and state-timeline graphs
Area names added to duplicate entity names where needed
Floating Energy-style date navigation
Previous-period and previous-year comparisons
Full Statistics Graph Chart Card visual editor
Separate integration-wide Card Defaults
Named bookmarks containing targets, dates, and chart settings
User-specific bookmarks synchronized between devices
History of recently cleared or replaced charts
Undo and Redo for incremental chart changes
Saved date ranges and comparison modes
Loading feedback when restoring larger saved ranges
Optional redirection of an entity dialog’s Show more link
Mobile-friendly layout
Translations for several commonly used languages

When the final target is removed, the current chart is placed in History before the page resets to Today and turns comparison off.

Screenshots

The main Advanced History page

Multiple selected targets

Date comparison

The graph visual editor

Bookmarks and History

Requirements

Advanced History requires:

Home Assistant
HACS is recommended
Statistics Graph Chart Card

Statistics Graph Chart Card is a separate dependency and is not bundled with Advanced History.

If it is missing, Advanced History displays an Install using HACS link and a Retry button.

Installation with HACS

Advanced History is currently installed as a custom HACS repository.

Install Statistics Graph Chart Card through HACS.
Open HACS → Integrations.
Open the three-dot menu.
Select Custom repositories.

Add the following repository:

https://github.com/andyblac/Advanced-History-Integration

Select Integration as the category.
Search for Advanced History and install it.
Restart Home Assistant.
Open Settings → Devices & services → Add integration.
Search for Advanced History and complete the setup.

Project links

Current status

The current version is 0.9.0.

This is still a pre-1.0 development release, so configuration and behavior may change while I continue testing and improving it.

Feedback, testing, bug reports, and suggestions are very welcome. When reporting a problem, please include:

Home Assistant version
Advanced History version
Statistics Graph Chart Card version
Browser and device
Any relevant browser-console or Home Assistant log messages
Steps needed to reproduce the issue

Special thanks

A very special thanks to cataseven for creating Statistics Graph Chart Card, and for allowing and supporting its use in this project.

Advanced History is an independent community project. It is not an official Home Assistant, Open Home Foundation, HACS, or Statistics Graph Chart Card project.

andyblac · July 19, 2026, 11:03am

andyblac · July 21, 2026, 11:42am

Advanced History v0.6.1 Beta – More Info graph replacement

Hi everyone,

Advanced History v0.6.1 Beta is now available. This post covers the combined changes from v0.6.0 and v0.6.1.

New More Info graph replacement

Advanced History can now replace Home Assistant’s native History graph inside entity More Info dialogs with Statistics Graph Chart Card.

The More Info graph has its own independent configuration, including:

Separate YAML card defaults
Statistics Graph Chart Card visual editor
Optional built-in chart calendar
Day view selected by default when the calendar is enabled
Independent enable/disable toggle
Automatic card resource detection
Home Assistant timezone handling

Native Home Assistant appearance

The replacement graph has been adjusted to more closely match Home Assistant’s native More Info graphs:

Native graph-series colors
Native binary sensor state colors
Native active, inactive, unknown and unavailable colors
Localized states such as Open and Closed
Native x-axis and y-axis font sizes
Native axis, date-marker and grid colors
Square state-timeline segments
Compact categorical timelines
Improved spacing and graph sizing
Redundant entity names hidden from single state timelines

Graph fill and tooltips remain enabled because they provide useful additional detail.

All defaults are visible in the More Info YAML configuration and can be changed or removed.

Reliability improvements in v0.6.1

Improved numeric and categorical entity detection
Numeric entities remain correctly classified when their current state is unknown or unavailable
Reduced clipping and excess whitespace
Improved the loading transition when replacing the native graph
Prevented disabled replacement mode from repeatedly redrawing or fighting the native Home Assistant graph
Existing More Info services automatically receive the new defaults without overwriting user-defined settings

Important for existing installations

New installations automatically create two Advanced History services:

Advanced History – the sidebar History panel
More-Info – the entity-dialog graph replacement

Existing installations from before v0.6.0 must add the More Info service manually:

Open Settings → Devices & services.
Open Advanced History.
Select Add service.
Configure More-Info.

The More Info replacement can then be enabled, disabled and configured independently.

Screenshots

Requirements

Advanced History requires Statistics Graph Chart Card.

Links

Special thanks to cataseven for creating Statistics Graph Chart Card and for allowing and supporting its use in Advanced History.

As this is still a beta release, feedback and bug reports are very welcome.

andyblac · July 23, 2026, 9:11am

Advanced History 0.7.0 released

Hi everyone,

Advanced History 0.7.0 is now available. This is a substantial update containing everything added since 0.6.1, including shareable charts, privacy-safe diagnostics, data-source detection, large-range detail modes, per-entity More Info graph settings, and numerous bookmark and date synchronization fixes.

Advanced History provides a Home Assistant-style History panel with the more powerful graphing capabilities of Statistics Graph Chart Card.

Advanced History remains a pre-1.0 project. Please review the upgrade notes before updating.

Important upgrade notes

Statistics Graph Chart Card v3.30 or newer is now required. Update the card through HACS before installing Advanced History 0.7.0.

After updating:

Restart Home Assistant.
Refresh the browser or fully reload the Home Assistant app.

Existing installations must remove and re-add the More-Info service to receive the new date-picker modes:

Day
Week
Month
Year
Last 24 hours

If you customized the More Info Card Defaults YAML, copy it before removing the service so you can restore it afterwards.

Existing bookmarks and Advanced History settings are retained.

Shareable charts

Charts can now be shared directly from the Bookmarks dialog.

Shared links contain the targets, chart configuration, date range, comparison, and visibility state required to recreate the chart.

They can be opened on another device or by another Home Assistant user who has access to the referenced entities.

Privacy-safe diagnostics

A new diagnostics report is available from Graph Settings. This should make it much easier to provide useful information when reporting a problem.

Reports include:

Advanced History, Home Assistant, and Statistics Graph Chart Card versions
Browser, language, viewport, and time-zone information
Selected period and comparison
Sanitized chart configuration
Detected data sources
Entity metadata relevant to chart rendering

Entity IDs are replaced with anonymous aliases. Friendly names, registry IDs, history values, bookmarks, and other private entity details are excluded.

The report can be previewed before copying.

Data-source badges

Charts now show which Home Assistant data source was actually used:

Recorder history
Long-term statistics
Mixed sources
Determining source

Detection follows the requests made by the rendered chart and refreshes when the date range or comparison changes.

The detected source is retained when navigating away from Advanced History and returning.

Automatic and fine detail modes

Large date ranges now have adaptive detail handling:

Automatic detail uses the card’s automatic grouping for faster loading and rendering.
Fine detail uses denser grouping when more detail is required.
A banner explains the active mode and allows switching between them.
Fine detail remains selected when changing date ranges until explicitly changed or the chart is cleared.
The Group By picker is displayed where appropriate.

Per-entity More Info graph settings

Administrators can now configure the More Info graph separately for individual entities.

The More Info dialog includes an admin-only settings cog for supported graphs. It uses the same reusable visual and YAML editor as the main Advanced History panel.

Entity-specific settings are stored by Home Assistant and therefore work across devices.

A confirmation dialog is provided when resetting an entity to the global More Info Card Defaults.

New More-Info services also:

open using a rolling Last 24 hours period;
provide Day, Week, Month, Year, and Last 24 hours modes;
respect the entity’s configured display precision;
use metadata-aware chart defaults;
retain tooltips and filled-area presentation;
better match Home Assistant’s native colors, typography, and spacing.

Visual and YAML chart editing

The current chart editor now supports switching between the visual editor and a YAML code editor.

Both modes use the same configuration and editor dialog. YAML is validated before being applied.

This update also fixes comparison series disappearing after closing or saving the editor.

Native entity visibility

Clicking a selected target now uses Statistics Graph Chart Card’s native entity visibility option:

enabled: false

The entity remains selected and keeps its position, color, and configuration while hidden.

This means:

hidden targets remain visible in the target list;
entity ordering is preserved;
automatically assigned colors remain stable;
visibility is retained in bookmarks, history, and shared links;
hiding an entity does not become an unintended permanent editor override.

Bookmark and undo improvements

Bookmarks now track ownership more reliably:

The Update action appears only for the bookmark that was loaded and then edited.
Loading another bookmark resets bookmark ownership correctly.
Clearing the final target detaches the chart from its bookmark.
Internal date synchronization no longer marks bookmarks as edited.
Existing bookmarks can still be loaded and saved as new bookmarks.

Undo and redo now behave as separate chart sessions:

Undo and redo are cleared when all targets are removed.
Loading a bookmark starts with a clean undo/redo history.
Saved-period restoration no longer creates stale undo entries.
Undo state from a previous chart is no longer shown after loading another bookmark.

Energy date synchronization

Date-range restoration has been substantially improved:

Saved date ranges and comparisons restore more reliably.
The chart remains behind the loading banner until Home Assistant confirms the restored Energy period.
Cached “today” data can no longer override a restored month or year.
The native picker, comparison banner, and graph use the same confirmed period.
Comparisons are retained after editing chart settings.
Bookmark loading and returning to the panel no longer leave the date picker out of sync.

Other improvements

Total and total-increasing sensors automatically use last-value aggregation where appropriate.
Explicitly configured aggregation still takes precedence.
More Info graph sizing and whitespace have been improved.
State-timeline presentation better matches Home Assistant’s native colors.
Duplicate-name area handling has been improved.
The More Info frontend module was renamed to reflect its expanded role.
Prerelease version badge handling was fixed.
Documentation and setup guidance were expanded.

Required dependency

Advanced History 0.7.0 requires Statistics Graph Chart Card v3.30 or newer.

The card remains a separate dependency and is not bundled with Advanced History.

Special thanks to cataseven for continuing to improve Statistics Graph Chart Card and for supporting its use in Advanced History.

Feedback and bug reports are welcome on the GitHub issue tracker.

andyblac · July 30, 2026, 9:25am

Advanced History v0.9.0: entity attributes, improved State Timelines and better More Info graphs

Hi everyone,

Advanced History v0.9.0 is now available.

This is a substantial update focused on entity attributes, categorical state history, More Info graphs and general reliability. It also brings Advanced History closer to a stable v1.0 release.

Advanced History provides a Home Assistant-style History panel powered by the Statistics Graph Chart Card, with target selection, date navigation, bookmarks, graph editing and optional More Info graph replacement.

GitHub repository · Documentation

Entity attribute history

You can now select an entity’s state and individual attributes from the target controls.

This includes:

Numeric attributes displayed as separate graph series
Categorical attributes displayed as State Timelines
Multiple attributes from the same entity
Independent names, colours and styling for each attribute
Attribute selections preserved in bookmarks and chart history
Area and attribute names included in labels and tooltips

For example, a climate entity can display its current temperature and target temperature together without adding separate template sensors.

Climate, humidifier and water-heater attributes

Advanced History now provides automatic Home Assistant-style attribute treatment for:

Climate: current and target temperature
Humidifier: current and target humidity
Water heater: current and target temperature

These attributes work in both the main Advanced History panel and More Info graphs.

Domain-specific More Info graphs use native colours and match the size, placement and spacing of standard Advanced History More Info graphs. Each automatic attribute can also be edited independently.

Improved State Timeline history

State Timeline graphs now use raw Home Assistant recorder history across day, week, month, year and custom date ranges.

Native Home Assistant state colours are generated for supported domains and device classes, including:

Binary sensors
Switches
Covers
Locks
Alarm panels
Media players
Backup states
Calendars
Other categorical entities

User-defined state maps still take priority over the automatic mappings.

Timeline segment labels, row labels and legend colours are now handled consistently through Statistics Graph Chart Card v3.32.

More Info History and Activity synchronization

The Activity section in More Info now follows the graph’s selected date range.

Changing between day, week, month, year, rolling 24-hour or custom ranges refreshes both the History graph and Activity list.

More Info graph sizing, spacing and History/Activity alignment have also been refined.

Other improvements

This release also includes:

More reliable bookmark change detection
Attribute styling preserved in bookmarks
Correct bookmark update actions without refreshing
Improved saved date-range restoration
Dismissible automatic-detail banners
Better visual and YAML editor integration
Correct entity selectors inside the card editor
Automatic merging of newly introduced Card Default options
Area-aware names in graphs and the editor
Automatic State Timeline sizing
Improved frontend cache handling after updates
Numerous loading, date synchronization and graph-restoration fixes

API for custom card authors

Advanced History now exposes a public browser API:

window.advancedHistory.openCard()

Compatible custom cards can use this API to open their entities and graph configuration directly in Advanced History.

The API can receive entity IDs, date ranges, attribute selections, comparisons, hidden entities, presentation options and compatible Statistics Graph Chart Card configuration.

Using the API does not make Advanced History a required dependency for the calling card.

Full details are available in the Advanced History card API documentation.

Requirements

Home Assistant with custom integration support
Statistics Graph Chart Card v3.32 or newer

Using the latest available Statistics Graph Chart Card release is recommended.

Updating from v0.7.0

Update Statistics Graph Chart Card to the latest version through HACS.
Update Advanced History.
Restart Home Assistant.
Reload the Advanced History panel.

New Card Default options are merged automatically into existing configurations while preserving explicitly configured values.

Advanced History remains in pre-release development. If you manually used configuration from an earlier beta:

series has been renamed to attributes
include_area_on_duplicate_names has been replaced by include_area_names

Thank you to everyone testing Advanced History and reporting issues. Feedback and bug reports are very welcome as the project moves toward v1.0.

andyblac · August 2, 2026, 8:20am

Advanced History v1.0.0 — first stable release

I’m pleased to announce the first stable release of Advanced History for Home Assistant.

Advanced History replaces the standard History panel with a more configurable experience powered by the excellent Statistics Graph Chart Card.

It is now included in the default HACS repository list, so a custom repository is no longer required.

What Advanced History offers

Numeric and state-history graphs
Entity state and attribute history
Multiple attributes from the same entity
Numeric and categorical attribute support
Climate, humidifier and water-heater attribute graphs
Home Assistant-style state colours
Per-entity and per-attribute graph configuration
Visual and YAML graph editors
Bookmarks and chart history
Date-range restoration
Comparisons
Advanced More Info graphs
Configurable panel and More Info defaults
Shareable links
An API for custom card authors

What changed in v1.0.0

Version 1.0.0 focuses on release readiness, documentation and simplifying state-history graph sizing.

Advanced History is now available directly from the default HACS repository list.
State Timeline graphs now use the graph card’s automatic height calculation.
Removed the previous manual state-timeline height calculations.
State graphs automatically expand and contract to match their visible rows.
Updated the README and documentation with current screenshots and installation instructions.
Added integration branding for supported Home Assistant interfaces.
Updated the integration version and documentation for the stable release.

Installation

Install or update Statistics Graph Chart Card through HACS. Version 3.32 or newer is required.
Open HACS → Integrations.
Search for Advanced History.
Download it and restart Home Assistant.
Open Settings → Devices & services → Add integration and select Advanced History.

Existing users can update normally through HACS. Restart Home Assistant after updating, then perform a hard refresh if an older frontend bundle remains cached.

Links

Thank you to everyone who tested the earlier releases, reported issues and provided feedback.

Feedback and bug reports are still very welcome.

andyblac · August 3, 2026, 1:07pm

Advanced History v1.0.1 released

A small maintenance update is now available through HACS.

Bookmark restoration fixes

This release fixes several regressions when switching between saved bookmarks:

Loading a bookmark no longer incorrectly enables the Undo button.
The Update Bookmark button no longer appears when the bookmark has not actually been changed.
The loading message is now displayed reliably while saved dates and comparison periods are restored.
Existing graphs are hidden during restoration, preventing stale data from briefly appearing.
Graphs are shown only after the requested date range and comparison data are ready.
The comparison banner is kept hidden until the correct comparison data has loaded.

HACS improvements

Advanced History releases now include a dedicated HACS installation ZIP.

This should make installations and updates more consistent.

Updating

Update Advanced History through HACS, restart Home Assistant, then hard-refresh your browser.

No configuration changes are required.

GitHub release:

andyblac · August 8, 2026, 3:08pm

Advanced History v1.0.2 released

Version 1.0.2 is now available through HACS.

This release improves graph settings, bookmark restoration and protection against accidentally losing unsaved chart changes.

Native unsaved-changes dialogs

Advanced History now warns before replacing or clearing unsaved work:

Clearing a new chart offers Create bookmark or Clear.
Clearing a modified bookmark offers Save or Clear.
Loading a bookmark while a new chart is open offers Create bookmark or Don’t save.
Switching from a modified bookmark offers Save or Don’t save.
Removing the final target uses the same confirmation flow.

These use Home Assistant’s native confirmation dialog and destructive-button styling.

Graph settings changes

The settings cog now appears inside each graph:

A single graph now has its cog in its own header.
No graph-settings cog is shown when the panel is empty.
Integration-wide defaults remain available from the integration configuration page.

Fixes

Fixed an intermittent issue where loading a bookmark from an empty panel displayed Today in the graph even though the date picker showed the bookmark’s saved period.
Fixed slight clipping on the right side of the native Add target button.

Updating

Update Advanced History through HACS, restart Home Assistant and hard-refresh the browser if the previous frontend remains cached.

Full release notes:

SuperElma · August 9, 2026, 8:45am

thanks for this nice card and integration.
i wondered if it is possible to show only the state of an entity of the last (few) hour(s)?

andyblac · August 9, 2026, 9:01am

Thanks for the feedback,

I will take a look, should be possible to show the Interval picker in Day view, Can you create a Feature request here Issues · andyblac/Advanced-History-Integration · GitHub

Andrew

andyblac · August 11, 2026, 8:07am

looked into using Interval picker, but that is limited to Today only, it would suffice for your Last few hours need, but it’s rather limiting. So I have decided to add a time picker into the Energy date picker, that will allow ANY time slot to be chosen on any single day.
When a time period has been chosen, the < | > buttons work as short click jumps the previous / next time range, hold press jumps days.

Compare will still work also for previous (Day, Week, Month, Year), But previous time slot will be harder, as it might require some chart cards updates from @cataseven I need to look into if multiple entities can supply the chart with different data points.

What I have so far.

still working out some bugs… I’ll keep you updated…

Still need bit more time before I am ready to drop a beta for you to test…

andyblac · August 11, 2026, 3:13pm

@cataseven can you add support previous period to allow to produce something like.

currently with no comparison

when compared

it should still have it own legend etc, as a normal comparison entity does…

I use

{
  energy_date_sync: true,
  graph_start_hour: 12,
  graph_end_hour: 16
}

cataseven · August 11, 2026, 10:22pm

Done. v4.02

andyblac · August 12, 2026, 9:06am

really do appreciate your work and time adding these features, sneak peak of version 1.5

andyblac · August 12, 2026, 3:39pm

getting close to a beta release test… but this is turning into a 2.0 release lol…

now supports multi-panels, time view, Y2 axis support, and more…

andyblac · August 13, 2026, 11:29am

Advanced History 2.0 Beta 1

This beta previews the major features planned for 2.0:

Multiple independent desktop panels with rename, reorder and restore support
Primary and secondary Y-axis target selection
Rolling 1H–24H time-range presets with live updates
Expanded comparisons, including sequential periods and up to 10 comparisons
Per-user bookmarks, shared bookmarks and administrator access
Improved bookmark, time-range and comparison restoration
Updated dialogs, tabs, translations and native Home Assistant styling
Numerous date navigation, cross-midnight and state-history fixes

This is a beta release. Please report any regressions or unexpected behavior. Full release notes will follow with the final 2.0 release.

Installing the beta through HACS

Open HACS → Advanced History.
Open the three-dot menu and select Redownload.
Expand Need a different version?
Select 2.0-beta.1 and download it.
Restart Home Assistant and refresh the browser cache.

To receive future beta update notifications automatically, enable the repository’s Pre-releases switch entity in Home Assistant.

andyblac · August 13, 2026, 1:51pm

Advanced History v2.0.0-beta.2

A small beta update focused on multi-panel reliability.

Changes

Added independent Energy Date Sync collections for each panel.
Migrates panels created with v2.0.0-beta.1.
Multiple panels now require Statistics Graph Chart Card v4.02 or newer.
Shows a Home Assistant notification when the required card version is unavailable.
Single-panel use remains compatible with older supported card versions.

Please report any issues with panel dates, time ranges, comparisons, or restoring saved panels (after restarting Home Assistant).

Installing the beta through HACS

Open HACS → Advanced History.
Open the three-dot menu and select Redownload.
Expand Need a different version?
Select 2.0-beta.1 and download it.
Restart Home Assistant and refresh the browser cache.

To receive future beta update notifications automatically, enable the repository’s Pre-releases switch entity in Home Assistant.

andyblac · August 14, 2026, 8:17am

Advanced History v2.0.0-beta.3

This beta focuses on More Info graph improvements and bug reporting.

Changes

Added a button to switch More Info graphs between the date picker and interval picker.
Picker preference is saved per user.
Administrator changes become the default for all users, while individual users can override them.
Added a right-aligned interval picker default.
Fixed More Info chart options being incorrectly overridden.
Added a structured GitHub bug-report form.

Advanced History v2.0.0-beta.4

This beta adds improved Y2 comparison controls:

Added a toggle to include or exclude Y2 entities from period comparisons.
Restored the single-entity comparison colour palette when Y2 comparison is excluded.
Assigned a distinct colour to the remaining Y2 series.
Saved the Y2 comparison preference in panels, history and bookmarks.
Improved toggle styling across light and dark themes.

This is a beta release. Please report any regressions or unexpected behavior. Full release notes will follow with the final 2.0 release.

Please report any beta issues through GitHub and specify whether they affect the Advanced History panel or the More Info dialog.

Installing the beta through HACS

Open HACS → Advanced History.
Open the three-dot menu and select Redownload.
Expand Need a different version?
Select 2.0-beta.4 and download it.
Restart Home Assistant and refresh the browser cache.

To receive future beta update notifications automatically, enable the repository’s Pre-releases switch entity in Home Assistant.

andyblac · August 15, 2026, 7:29pm

Advanced History v2.0.0-beta.5

This beta improves chart configuration, sizing and panel restoration:

Split numeric and state chart defaults into separate visual editors.
Fixed visual-editor options not saving correctly.
Added responsive automatic chart sizing and compact state timelines.
Numeric panel charts now default to height: auto. Existing legacy graph_height values are ignored automatically. If height was explicitly configured under Numeric chart options, remove it or set it to auto to enable responsive sizing.
Added manual height overrides for numeric charts.
Fixed live rolling ranges after switching panels or dashboards and when loading bookmarks.
Improved chart modes, automatic titles, comparison summaries and More Info overrides.
Refined graph editor controls and layout.

This is a beta release. Please report any regressions or unexpected behavior. Full release notes will follow with the final 2.0 release.

Please report any beta issues through GitHub and specify whether they affect the Advanced History panel or the More Info dialog.

Installing the beta through HACS

Open HACS → Advanced History.
Open the three-dot menu and select Redownload.
Expand Need a different version?
Select 2.0-beta.5 and download it.
Restart Home Assistant and refresh the browser cache.

To receive future beta update notifications automatically, enable the repository’s Pre-releases switch entity in Home Assistant.

andyblac · August 16, 2026, 8:20am

Advanced History 2.0.0-beta.6

What’s changed

Users can now edit charts and bookmarks they own.
Shared bookmarks are live, read-only aliases that stay synchronized with their owner.
Deleting a shared bookmark also removes its share.
Automatic detail now supplies overridable chart defaults instead of forcing them.
Manual resolution settings automatically hide the Automatic/Fine-detail banner.
Resetting the chart editor restores Automatic detail control.

Upgrade note

The former built-in auto_scale_points: true value is migrated to the new inherited Automatic detail default. Explicit numeric chart settings continue to take precedence.

This is a beta release. Please report any regressions or unexpected behavior. Full release notes will follow with the final 2.0 release.

Please report any beta issues through GitHub and specify whether they affect the Advanced History panel or the More Info dialog.

Installing the beta through HACS

Open HACS → Advanced History.
Open the three-dot menu and select Redownload.
Expand Need a different version?
Select 2.0-beta.6 and download it.
Restart Home Assistant and refresh the browser cache.

To receive future beta update notifications automatically, enable the repository’s Pre-releases switch entity in Home Assistant.