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The ambient scene no longer rains +1s out of an empty sky. A scene on a
tab you had not opened yet was running against a zero-width field, where every
coin sits in the same place and the doge "collects" all of them at once. The
leftovers of that phantom lap then surfaced on the real one. Scenes now stay
parked until their tab is on screen, and a background tab costs nothing.
Send: money no longer vanishes halfway across. Each bill keeps its own
clock instead of sharing a cycle that could cut it off mid-flight.
Mining is only offered on your own node. Start Mining is a start_mining
call to whichever daemon the wallet is connected to, so on a remote node it
was either refused or — with an open RPC — set someone else's machine mining
to your address. The control now greys out unless you are on a local daemon,
and says why.
Changed
The wipeout has weight. The doge tips onto his snout, skids along the
ground with the dust coming up, and barks something undignified. Clearing a
whole field and getting across now says WIN.
Each tab gets its own amount of scene. History runs the whole thing,
Receive is a doge sitting in the field with the occasional coin dropping in
beside him, and Send is money blowing past and nothing else — so a form is not
competing with a dog for attention.
More variety on every lap: zero to three bills at their own speeds and
heights, an occasional fat +5 coin, drifting clouds, birds by day, a shooting
star at night, and a run that is no longer always the same eight seconds.
Notes
Verify downloads against the PGP-signed hashes.txt (see below).
Windows: wowlet-5.1.2-x86_64-windows.zip is the one to download —
Authenticode-signed as Such Software LLC and timestamped. wowlet-5.1.2-x86_64-windows-unsigned.zip is the same build before signing,
published so it can be reproduced and compared; the two differ only by the
signature blob.
macOS: the .app is notarized and stapled; drag it to Applications.