1.8.0
Twenty-four apps ship, one fewer than 1.7.9: Bridge is no longer a window of its own and is now the second of ETH Hub's four tabs, beside the Ethereum balances it moves. It still routes to nine chains through deBridge's DLN and is still paid from any of Solana, Ethereum or Base, so nothing about the desk narrowed when it moved. The landing hero is the lock screen again, the reader's own clock at 80px above the mark and one full-width way in, in place of the headline, paragraph and two buttons 1.7.9 put there. About This Hexncoin drops its Roadmap and holds three sections, because the website's About page and the Hexncoin app each carry that roadmap in full.
10 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Bridge moved into ETH Hub
Moving tokens out of the balances ETH Hub was already showing meant opening a second app, and that app carried no chain of its own. Bridge is ETH Hub's second tab now, one of four, still routing to nine chains through deBridge's DLN with nothing wrapped or minted on the way. Solana, Ethereum and Base can pay, all nine can receive, and the paying chain is still picked inside the tab rather than fixed to the hub it opens from.
- 02
The landing hero is a lock screen again
The front page opened on an eyebrow, a headline, a paragraph and two buttons. It opens on the reader's own clock at 80px, then the mark, the name and one full-width control that says Enter Hexncoin, with four links under it. The heading, the four figures and the four notes on what happens before you connect a wallet are one scroll down, where they already were.
- 03
About This Hexncoin holds three sections
The panel's Roadmap was a third copy of a list the website's About page and the Hexncoin app both carry in full, and it was the shortest of the three. Overview, System and Community are what is left. The roadmap itself is unchanged in the two places built to hold it.
Everything in this release
New3
- Bridge is a tab in ETH Hub. It moves tokens to nine chains through deBridge's DLN, paid from Solana, Ethereum or Base, and the output amount is fixed when the order is created rather than estimated.
- The Bridge tab marks itself while an order is in flight, so you can move to Approvals or gas and still be told to come back to it.
- ETH Hub's menu links out to deBridge's order tracker and the DLN documentation. An order can outlive the session and still be filled, and that tracker is where it is watched once this window has stopped being the place.
Improved5
- ETH Hub is four destinations: approvals for the connected wallet, the bridge, gas and congestion, and address and transaction lookup. Base Hub keeps the two that Base can answer.
- The Bridge tab points the system's network selection at whatever chain it is paying from while it is on screen, and hands the selection back to Ethereum on the way out.
- The landing hero is the reader's clock, the mark, the name and one control. It was an eyebrow, a headline, a paragraph and two buttons; the second button pointed at About, and About is the first of the four links under the button now.
- Enter Hexncoin is a full-width white control on the hero's dark plate rather than the site's standard button. It is the only control on that screen.
- The positioning paragraph on the front page is two sentences instead of three, and no longer counts research among the things that run here as applications.
Removed2
- The Bridge app, as a window. Everything it did is ETH Hub's Bridge tab, and the id is cleared out of saved workspaces, so a desktop that had the tile loses a tile rather than a capability.
- The Roadmap section of About This Hexncoin. The website's About page and the Hexncoin app both carry it in full.