Upcoming changes for v0.8.2: UI updates

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Upcoming changes for v0.8.2:

• Less ambiguous wallet names
• Smart address input box
• ETH style address toggle
• Mandatory recover address and 1wallet treasury

Wallet Name

Wallets will be named using three mnemonic words. Only 1 word will be displayed (with ...) in wallet listing screen. The full name will be used in Google Authenticator. The full 3-word name will also be displayed in detailed view. The address of the wallet will be abbreviated by default to save space.

Address Input

Addresses used in the past will be stored and suggested as input in all applicable places (such as transfer)

Settings

Developer related settings and tools will be hidden by default (such as relayer password and address). They can be toggled to become visible by visiting https://1wallet.crazy.one/dev. To hide them again, visit https://1wallet.crazy.one/nodev

Address Style

ETH-style address (a.k.a hexadecimal address, or checksum address) will be displayed when the user hovers their mouse over any address for at least 1 second. The copy button will copy the address-format currently being displayed. ETH-style address will be displayed using a slightly different color to highlight the visual difference.

Recovery Address

This is related to issue #72

The recovery address will become mandatory. If the user has at least one existing 1wallet, the first wallet will be chosen by default. For users creating their very first 1wallet, the default option will be 1wallet treasury, at address:

one1qtev73wafwkt5zga0pgzmw3m9ap354xnf4qlmg  (0x02F2cF45DD4bAcbA091D78502Dba3B2F431a54D3)

A warning box would be displayed to strongly advises the user to use a recovery address under their control instead of 1wallet treasury, such as one obtained from the Chrome extension wallet.

The warning will explain to the user what 1wallet treasury is: a safe-box controlled by a multi-signature DAO that requires 3 signatures from its 5 owners to authorize any transfer. If the user chooses 1wallet treasury as the recovery address, the funds can be recovered to 1wallet treasury if the user loses the authenticator, or there are bugs in the software (such as #72) that causes the wallet to be inaccessible. However, the process to reclaim the funds from the treasure may be complex.

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Updated recovery address section, regarding the use of 1wallet treasury

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Done in #77 #79 #81

Deploying soon.