2.3.6
Solana and Ethereum or Base now connect, switch and disconnect separately, so closing one leaves the other signed in. Every Ethereum and Base send, swap, approval and bridge waits for on-chain confirmation, and 16 transaction screens share one set of outcome messages.
13 changes in this release
Highlights
This release, measured
37 impact points across 5 layers
How this is measured- InfrastructureReachReach: 3 of 5DepthDepth: 3 of 5NewnessNewness: 2 of 58 / 15
- Data & IntegrationsReachReach: 4 of 5DepthDepth: 3 of 5NewnessNewness: 2 of 59 / 15
- VisualReachReach: 2 of 5DepthDepth: 2 of 5NewnessNewness: 1 of 55 / 15
- Content & SEOReachReach: 1 of 5DepthDepth: 1 of 5NewnessNewness: 1 of 53 / 15
- LogicReachReach: 5 of 5DepthDepth: 4 of 5NewnessNewness: 3 of 512 / 15
Solana and EVM become separate connections with their own switching and disconnect, every signing screen shares one confirmation and outcome path with live balance refresh, and network credentials move server-side behind a guarded relay.
Everything in this release
New2
- Solana and Ethereum or Base connect, switch and disconnect separately, and closing one keeps the other signed in.
- The menu bar and Settings can switch the wallet for the current chain without touching the other chain.
Improved8
- 4 places disconnect only the chain you are on: the menu bar, the mobile wallet panel, Settings and the Terminal.
- Settings shows the Solana and the Ethereum and Base connections side by side, each with the wallet that signs for it.
- Ethereum and Base transfers and approval revokes wait for on-chain confirmation before reporting success.
- 16 transaction screens share one set of outcome messages, each saying what happened to your funds.
- 5 balance views refresh in every open window as soon as a transaction confirms.
- Solana transactions are checked for the connected wallet as fee payer before any signature is requested.
- Bridge orders are checked for their contract, signer, route and amounts before an approval is requested.
- Network provider credentials stay on the server and never reach the browser.
Fixed3
- The live site refused its own network requests after the credential move; balances, quotes and fee estimates load again.
- A swap or pool liquidity change that timed out could read as expired with nothing sent; it now reports an unknown result and links the explorer.
- Entering past the lock screen without the passkey left a browser wallet connected for Ethereum and Base; it now closes every connection.
Full release notes
Solana and Ethereum or Base are now two connections with their own wallet, status and controls. The menu bar, the mobile wallet panel, Settings and the Terminal each disconnect only the chain you are on, and the menu bar and Settings can switch that chain's wallet without touching the other. When one wallet serves both chains, disconnecting one keeps the other connected, and the choice is remembered after a reload. Settings shows each connection with the wallet that signs for it. In the Terminal, "wallet disconnect solana" or "wallet disconnect evm" closes one chain and "wallet disconnect" closes both.
Ethereum and Base transfers and approval revokes now wait for on-chain confirmation before reporting success, and a revoke batch reports how many landed, reverted or are still pending. Swaps, approvals and bridges use the same confirmation.
16 transaction screens across both chains now report outcomes the same way. A dismissed prompt says nothing was sent, a revert says only the network fee was spent, and a confirmation that times out says its result is unknown and points you to the explorer. When a transaction confirms, 5 balance views refresh in every open window.
Solana transactions are checked for the connected wallet as fee payer before any signature is requested, and bridge orders are checked for their contract, signer, route and amounts before an approval is asked for. Network provider credentials now stay on the server.