Releases: greymass/anchor
Releases Β· greymass/anchor
0.1.3: French + Korean + UI Improvements
0.1.3 - Localization + UI Improvements
- Full support for both French and Korean.
- Improved transaction completion messaging (with clarification that these transactions are not confirmed immediately).
- Better wallet overview and ux flow.
- Bug fixes to support EOS 1.0.2.
0.1.2
0.1.2
- Token Transfers: The wallet now allows token transfers.
- Clickable Transaction IDs: After each transaction, you can now click the ID to launch a browser to eostracker.io (more options coming soon).
- UI Improvements: Further refinement on the overall UI of the wallet.
- Library Updates: Upgraded libraries to the most recent versions for QOL fixes.
- Bug Fixes: A number of small UI/UX bugs have been addressed.
0.1.1
0.1.1
NOTE: If you had an encrypted wallet saved from 0.1.0, you will have to reset the application completely and reimport your key. You can do so by:
- Clicking the Greymass logo in the upper right of the application.
- Scroll to the bottom of the panel.
- Click "DEBUG: Reset Application".
- Reimport your credentials.
Changes:
- Improved local wallet encryption
- New versioning of wallet encryption formats (to allow for future upgrades without application resets).
Bug fixes:
0.1.0
0.1.0 Release
eos-voter
is a limited-functionality release of a light wallet being designed for the EOS blockchain. This application can be used to connect to a remote EOS API endpoint to perform producer voting actions and a few basic wallet commands.
Features
- CPU/Bandwidth Staking: Stake your EOS as either Bandwidth or CPU. This grants rights to resource usage on the network, in addition to conveying weight while voting for block producers.
- Block Producer Voting: Select which block producers to support and cast your vote. Please note that the block producer voting UI is not a research tool; it is a simple interface that provides a secure way to vote.
- Genesis Account Lookup: Enter your public key from the token swap to find your account name on the EOS network.
- Local Wallet: Set a password while importing your private key to create a local wallet. Your key will be encrypted locally using this password. This password will be required each time you need to unlock the wallet.
- Temporary Usage: If you prefer not store your keys within the application, simply choose not to set a password. When the application quits, your key will be forgotten.
0.1.0-RC8
Release Candidate 8
- Removed producer status (the API has been removed).
- Fixed credits on about panel
0.1.0-RC5
Release Candidate 5
- Added account name lookup tool
- Bug fixes
0.1.0-RC4
0.1.0 - Release Candidate 4
- Various bug fixes
0.1.0-RC3
Release Candidate 3
- Improved UI for Staking
- Better error reporting
- Wallet UI improvements
0.1.0-RC2
2nd release candidate for 0.1.0
- Fixes initial app crash.