v0.0.36
Vizor Wallet v0.0.36
This release improves account management, swap guidance, and Keystone setup
across the desktop app.
Improvements
- Multi-account wallets can now remove the original software account; removing
the final account still resets Vizor. - Swap quote checks are stricter about amounts, addresses, slippage, and route
details before a quote reaches review. - Swap errors now give clearer guidance for low amounts, unsupported assets,
unavailable liquidity, and insufficient spendable ZEC for fees. - Keystone setup now has clearer firmware and connection steps, including a
direct firmware link.
Fixes
- Fixed some valid 1Click swap quotes being rejected before review when the
provider returns normalized route information.
Linux AppImage Verification
Before running a Linux AppImage, verify the checksum and detached signature.
Download the AppImage, matching .sha256, matching .asc, and
vizor-linux-appimage-signing-key.asc from this release.
Expected signing key fingerprint:
51517D6B0B654AD734EA96C8E8D0693E52F793AE
Import the signing key and confirm the fingerprint:
gpg --import vizor-linux-appimage-signing-key.asc
gpg --fingerprint 51517D6B0B654AD734EA96C8E8D0693E52F793AEVerify the downloaded AppImage:
sha256sum -c Vizor-linux-x86_64.AppImage.sha256
gpg --verify Vizor-linux-x86_64.AppImage.asc Vizor-linux-x86_64.AppImageFor testnet or aarch64 builds, replace the filename with the matching AppImage
asset from this release.
Running Linux AppImages
After verification, make the AppImage executable and run it:
chmod +x Vizor-linux-x86_64.AppImage
./Vizor-linux-x86_64.AppImageFor testnet or aarch64 builds, replace the filename with the matching AppImage
asset from this release.
If your desktop environment cannot mount AppImages with FUSE, use the
extract-and-run fallback:
./Vizor-linux-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run