Satori GO 1.3.0

Seven networks in one wallet: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Evrmore, Ravencoin,
BitcoinGold and WojakCoin. Each has been sent a real, funded transaction on
mainnet and confirmed by hand.

Switch networks from the header. Each one derives its own address from the
wallet you already have, with its own servers, block explorer, fee policy and
address validation, and the recipient pickers and the send path always follow
the network you are on. Networks are described by their parameters rather than
by name, so adding the next one is a data entry, not a rebuild.

Choose which networks you want to see. Expert Settings can hide any of them from
the switcher and from wallet creation. Hiding deletes nothing and is reversible.

See the fee before you send. Fast, normal and slow appear only where the network
genuinely offers a choice, with the real price of each; where it does not, you
get one honest figure instead of three invented ones. You can set your own rate,
checked against that network's actual floor and ceiling.

Settings now has a basic and an expert mode. Expert adds servers, addresses,
connected sites, export, network visibility and a diagnostics page showing
storage use and connection details.

The wallet tells you when a network is the problem. If a chain stops producing
blocks, the header says so with the age of the last block instead of showing a
confident "synced" while a payment waits on a chain that has stalled.

Fixed

• Sending on native segwit networks. Input verification compared the wrong form
  of a transaction, which stopped every send on those networks.
• The amount shown for a transaction on a wallet with more than one address. It
  reported one address's movement as the whole wallet's, so a small payment out
  of a large coin could appear enormous. Balances were never affected.
• A transaction reported as failed after it had actually been sent, which
  invited paying twice.
• The maximum sendable amount on segwit networks, which reserved more fee than
  the transaction needed.
• Recovery phrases of 15, 18 and 21 words now import; they are valid and were
  being refused.
• A recovery phrase protected by a BIP39 passphrase now restores the wallet it
  belongs to, instead of quietly restoring a different, empty one.
• A just-sent transaction appears immediately instead of waiting for a long
  history sync, and the unread badge stops reappearing on busy wallets.

Downloads below: Chrome, Edge and Firefox packages, all version 1.3.0 with
unchanged permissions.

KNOWN_LIMITATIONS.md is kept deliberately honest and is worth a minute of your
time before you move real funds.