1.7.9
Six pages moved off the desktop's palette onto one of their own, and the landing now renders on the server. The HTML at / used to be an empty div, so a crawler, a link preview or a reader whose bundle had not arrived got a blank page; the heading, the four figures, the four things worth knowing before you connect a wallet and every link out are in the source now, and only the clock, the Enter button and the animations wait for JavaScript. The landing, About, Apps, Security, Releases and Privacy share one header of five links and one footer, and About is rebuilt around a fixed rail so the version and section list hold still while the reading pane scrolls. Pause Session, new and first in the Hexncoin menu, puts the landing back in place of the desktop without a page load and clears exactly one stored value: the flag that says you have already been in.
12 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Six pages, their own palette
The desktop dresses like a window manager: greys, a blue accent, 10px corners. The six document pages run on their own tokens now, a #faf7f6 ground under #161616 display type, corner radii from 16px to 61px, and an accent that swaps from lavender in light to neon green in dark. Every rule is scoped under one class, so the site cannot restyle the desktop and the desktop's tokens are unchanged.
- 02
The landing page is in the HTML
The heading, the positioning, the four figures, the four notes on what happens before you connect a wallet, and the links out are all server-rendered, so a crawler, a link preview and a reader on a stalled connection get the finished page where the route used to return an empty div. Three things stay live: the clock, the Enter button and the animations. The animations arm after mount and do not run at all for anyone who has asked for reduced motion.
- 03
Pause Session
It is the only row in the Hexncoin menu that leaves the desktop, so it sits above everything that opens something. The desktop fades and the landing takes its place with no navigation and no reload, so a wallet connected a second earlier is still connected a second later. One value is cleared, the flag that says you have already been in; settings, wallpaper, installed apps, Finder files and watchlists stay where you left them.
Everything in this release
New4
- Pause Session in the Hexncoin menu returns you to the website with the session intact: no reload, no reconnect, and nothing on the device cleared except the flag that says you have already entered. A deep link is stripped from the address bar on the way out, so entering again does not reopen the window you just left.
- A design language for the six document pages: a warm off-white ground, a display face, corner radii from 16px to 61px, and an accent that changes with the theme. It is scoped to those pages and leaves the desktop's palette alone.
- One header and one footer across all six pages. The header floats as a pill, marks the page you are on, and turns its five links into a scrolling row on a narrow screen instead of hiding them behind a menu.
- About This Hexncoin has a Community section: what the name is and is not, and every account the project actually posts from.
Improved7
- The landing page is rendered on the server. The route used to return an empty div, which is what a search engine, a shared link and a slow connection each got first.
- About This Hexncoin is a fixed rail beside a scrolling pane instead of a plate above a strip of tabs, so the mark, version, figures and section list stay put while the reading area changes. On a phone the rail becomes the header.
- The landing clock is a line of chrome in the corner instead of the lock-screen block it inherited from the screen it replaced, which had been taking the top of the page above everything the page had to say.
- Enter Hexncoin uses the same button as every other call to action on the site. It is the one control they all point at, and it used to be the only one that looked unlike the rest.
- Release pages wear the site's chips. A system-blue Current pill was the last thing on those routes still drawn in the desktop's palette.
- The four figures count up when they scroll into view and the text strips scroll on a loop, both from values the server already rendered. Nothing moves for a reader who has asked for reduced motion, and nothing is hidden from one whose scripts never arrive.
- The roadmap names the decision in front of it: whether Hexncoin is governed through SPL Governance and Realms on Solana or the Governor and Moloch lineages on EVM. That choice fixes which chain holds the treasury and where votes settle, and it is being made before anything is deployed, because a deployed DAO holding funds is close to immovable.
Removed1
- Two roadmap phases, more depth and a builder SDK. Both promised work rather than direction, and what gets built, listed and removed becomes the DAO's call once the governance protocol is chosen.