* Fix styling of `.transaction-list`
* Filter `incomingTxListSelector` by network as well
* Start and stop block tracker polling in incoming tx controller
* Add fetch with abort in bg for `IncomingTxController`
* Nix notification for Share Address
* Add Connections settings tab in place of privacy mode toggle
* Split ProviderApprovalController into two stores
* Remove privacyMode feature flag altogether
* Add migration to remove privacyMode feature flag
* Ensure address book send flow correctly matches address book addresses to ens addresses
* Use nodify on background.setAddressBook to receive correct result in actions.js
* Better error handling for actions.js addToAddressBook
* Eliminate unnecessary data normalization and move more data manipluation to ens-input and send-content containers
* Add background environment type
The `getEnvironmentType` method now checks for the background
environment as well, instead of returning 'notification' for that case.
Instead of adding another regex for the background path, the regexes
for each environment have been replaced with the URL constructor[0].
This is the standard method of parsing URLs, and is available in all
supported browsers.
[0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL
* Add note regarding a missing manifest permission
The `url` parameter to `tabs.query(...)` requires the `tabs` permission,
and will be ignored otherwise. We are missing this permission, so that
call does not work.
* Close window after opening full screen
The browser behaviour when opening a new tab differs between Chrome and
Firefox. In the case of a popup, Chrome will close the popup whereas
Firefox will leave it open. In the case of the notification window,
Chrome will move the new tab to the foreground, whereas Firefox will
leave the notification window in the foreground when opening a new tab.
We always want to close the current UI (popup or notification) when
switching to a full-screen view. The only exception to this is when the
switch is triggered from the background, which has no UI.
Closes#6513, #6685
This allows the environment variable `GANACHE_ARGS` to override the
default set of optional flags used. By default, the flag `--quiet` is
set. Setting `GANACHE_ARGS` will override the default.
For example, you can now run the e2e tests without the `--quiet` flag
by running this:
```bash
GANACHE_ARGS='' yarn test:e2e:chrome
```
This change also prevents the arguments from being needlessly repeated.
Previously this script accidentally build up `GANACHE_ARGS`, adding to
the set of flags used with each change in arguments.
This PR is based upon #6870
A hidden overlay was preventing interactions with the lower 356 pixels
in the popup view when there are zero notifications. It was also
preventing interactions with the 100 pixels above the notifications in
the case where there were two notifications, which obscured the `Send`
button.
The first problem was solved by ensuring the notification wrapper isn't
rendered when there are no notifications. The second problem was solved
by updating the notification wrapper style to avoid setting a height.
* Open backup challenge screen, prompted from notification, in browser window
* Remove no longer used showingSeedPhraseBackupAfterOnboarding related code
* Make incremental-security.spec.js click through the seed phrase success screen
* Fix address book name saving and ens input errors on good inputs on unsupported networks
* Add initial e2e test for address book send flow.
* No longer need to click recipient row in e2e tests
* Click write button in address book e2e test on seed confirm screen
* Use correct seed phrase and private key in address-book.spec tests
* Replace use of backup-notification with use of home notification
* Pin notifications relative to window
* Remove unneeded isRequired condition on some home.component properties
* Refactor rendering of home notifications
* UX for multiple notifications
* Adds dismissal to provider request notification.
* Fix test failures
The e2e tests have been updated to reference `home-notification`
classnames instead of the removed `background-notification`. The
active tab proptypes and default values were updated as well.
The notice asking whether you wanted to connect to a site was showing
up in places it shouldn't, like on the Firefox/Chrome settings pages
and on our fullscreen extension. It has now been restricted to only
be displayed for active tabs with specific protocols:
* http
* https
* dat
* dweb
* ipfs
* ipns
* ssb
This prevents the notice from being shown on settings pages, browser
extensions, and files such as PDFs.
The seed phrase reminder will now be triggered if the user has eth *OR*
if the user has added a token. This is to ensure that a user can't have
a positive token balance without being reminded to backup the account.
Checking for the token in preferences was easier than checking the
actual token balance, because the token balance is not yet in Redux.
That would require a more substantial refactor.
Babel 7 moved to a new configuration format, and they've scoped all of
their packages under `@babel/`. This brings MetaMask in-line with
dependencies we use that _already_ use Babel 7, and it eliminates a
few unfortunate edge cases that can prevent dependencies from being
correctly transpiled.
We have recently dropped support for certain older browsers, and we're
planning to have a larger conversation soon about which browsers to
support going forward. In preparation for this, it might be worth
recommending that users use the latest browser version.
The minimum version supported is now Firefox 60. This is the current
Extended Support Release. Various features we use were not supported by
Firefox 53, such as `browser_action.default_popup`, `tabs.query`, and
`permissions:unlimitedStorage`.
The `seedWords` state was removed from the PreferencesController
recently in #6920. That state hadn't been used in some time, and there
was a long period during which `seedWords` was periodically scrubbed
from the state, so it's highly unlikely that it still exists in state
for most users. It's hard to guarantee that it _doesn't_ though,
especially if a user hasn't opened MetaMask in a few months.
Whymarrh Whitby
Dan J Miller
ryanml
Jenny Pollack
Kristian Tapia
Dan Finlay
Thomas Huang
Mark Stacey
MetaMask Bot
Bruno Barbieri
Thomas