1.9.8
An installed Hexncoin lays itself out under whatever the phone draws at the top of the screen, and the top row went there with it: on a home-screen iPhone the system menu and the Dynamic Island were rendered beneath the clock, the notch and the battery, drawn but with nothing of them left to press. The Notification Center and the Widgets panel opened into the same dead band. Separately, ipfs.io began answering third-party image loads with 403, so every token whose metadata points at a public gateway painted as an initials badge, and a wallet of pump.fun coins was a page of them. CoinMarketCap was also the last app still navigating by a rail of its own, with seven destinations where five answer the questions.
6 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
The top of the phone belongs to the phone
Three rows compose their own top gutter from the inset the platform reports: the status bar, the Notification Center and the Widgets panel. The dock has added the bottom inset for some time, and the top edge added nothing, so the row holding the system menu and the clock sat under the hardware that owns that band. In a browser tab, and on anything with no inset to report, the gutter resolves to the same 12px and 56px as before.
- 02
Token art comes from our own origin
ipfs.io answers third-party image loads with 403 and a same-origin resource policy, and neither half of that can be fixed from the browser. The fetch happens on the server instead, tries five gateways in order and returns the bytes same-origin with an immutable cache. All three shapes a URL uses to address IPFS content are rewritten, ten views that draw remote token art pick it up, and an icon served from a CDN still loads direct.
- 03
CoinMarketCap on the same shell as everything else
The app carried a 240px rail that never collapsed and a horizontally scrolling tab strip in place of the phone bar, which was a second answer to a question ETH Hub, DEX Screener and Wallet already answered. It runs on the shared shell now, so the rail collapses the same way and the phone bar is the same floating capsule. Seven destinations are five: Movers and Performance were one reading of the same day, and Structure and Liquidity both describe the shape of the market rather than its direction.
Everything in this release
New2
- A security contact is published at /.well-known/security.txt in the RFC 9116 format, with the same address the security page names. Expires is mandatory and must be in the future, so it is computed 90 days ahead each time the document regenerates rather than written by hand and left to quietly lapse; the pre-RFC /security.txt path redirects to it.
- /llms.txt indexes the system for readers that arrive without a browser. It is generated from the same constants the site renders from, so it carries all 22 apps, the four wallet permission tiers and the five most recent releases, and an app added to the registry appears in it in the same change.
Improved1
- A CoinMarketCap refresh costs two requests wherever the reader is standing. The listings snapshot and the global metrics load once for the whole app and are passed down, so moving between the five pages is instant and refetches nothing.
Fixed1
- The Dynamic Island is offset from the same inset as the row around it. It is absolutely positioned, so it measures from the padding edge and a fixed 12px skipped the inset entirely, parking the pill under an iPhone's clock while the capsules beside it moved down.
Removed2
- Hexscreener's unused rail is gone from the tree. It was a second navigation frame that nothing imported, and with CoinMarketCap moved across, every app on the desktop now collapses its rail and folds into its phone bar through the same one.
- The privacy page's risk note is three paragraphs rather than four. The dropped one warned about a key imported into Solana Hub, and nothing in the system imports a key: a connected wallet is the only credential, and every signature goes through it.
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