Implement generation of markdown for notice files.
Create npm command. Enhance notice generation.
Add test files to test multiple notices.
Add basic markdown support to notices.
Interval checks for updates.
Add extensionizer and linker
Add terms and conditions state file
Add link support to disclaimer.
Changelog addition.
This is only a bug in dev, but was committed yesterday.
Sometimes the `encrypt` method was being passed values other than the password as the encryption key, leading to un-unlockable vaults.
To find this, and avoid it for all time hereafter, I added several more steps to our oft-neglected integration test suite, which now fully initializes a vault, locks it, and unlocks it again, to make sure all of those steps definitely work always.
I'm unsure which will be more performant: A notification using a trimmed down version of the UI, or using them both, letting the browser cache them both.
In any case, here I've modified the normal UI to recognize when it's a popup, and change the UX accordingly in a few ways:
- Hide the menu bar
- Hide the back button from the notifications view.
- When confirming the last tx, close the window.
* WIP: Buy button link
* Add buy eth and the buy eth warning message
* Add css
* Move the opening of coinbase page to background
and send to faucet if on test net
* Create a Warning about storeing eth
* Finish Buy button and Eth store warning screen
* Add to CHANGELOG
* fix frankies deletion and change chrome to extension
- The seed words are no longer stored on `state.appState.currentView.context`, which caused view glitches since it was shared with other views' data.
- The confirmation text warning color is now the same as other error messages'.
Scrolling to the bottom of the accounts page now reveals a downward-facing chevron button.
Pressing this button shows loading indication, adds a new account to the identity vault, displays it in the list, and scrolls the list to the bottom of the page.
Any number of accounts can be generated in this way, and the UX feels intuitive without having to overly explain how HD paths work.
Kevin Serrano
Dan Finlay
Frankie
kumavis
Frankie