Status - Gateway to Ethereum

Hotfix release to block .top domains.

Status v1.20 introduces experimental support for mutual contact requests, performance improvements, and a lot of bug fixes.

Status v1.19 introduces a suite of performance upgrades and multi-device syncing improvements. Status v1.19 is faster, more reliable, and will never compromise on your privacy.

Status v1.18 introduces several key updates, including support for Binance Smart Chain, ENS tokens, and improved reliability. Multi-device syncing has been further improved to avoid excessive notifications and "unread" messages, and xDAI network fee calculations have been fixed. And things are faster.

Status v1.18 introduces several key updates, including support for Binance Smart Chain, ENS tokens, and improved reliability. Multi-device syncing has been further improved to avoid excessive notifications and "unread" messages, and xDAI network fee calculations have been fixed. And things are faster.

Status v1.17 introduces several messenger and wallet updates, including better image sharing, privacy settings for profile pictures, and customizable thumbnails for community channels. Multi-device syncing has been added for deleted chats and modified contacts, and multisig wallet gas estimation has been fixed. And things are faster.

Status v1.16 introduces some important wallet updates and improvements including support for EIP 1559, the ability to show or hide accounts in your wallet for increased control and privacy, and better error handling and an all-around smoother experience for migration to a Keycard.

Status v1.15 introduces a suite of updates to the messenger, wallet, and browser. You can now pin messages in private or group chats and edit messages after sending them. Also, v1.15 introduces a different react navigation library that boosts performance all over the application. Finally, we've updated our Terms of Use.

Status v1.14 introduces significant additions and improvements to the Keycard experience as well as some simple UX updates that make the overall chat experience more enjoyable. As always a number of other improvements and bugfixes to improve the general performance of Status.

The latest version of Status mobile introduces some new features and UI improvements to give you more control over your messaging experience. Introducing a new Activity Center for new private and group chat invitations, receive private chats from contacts only, delivery confirmation for group chats, and more seamless Keycard reset functionality.

V1.12 Release - Keycard on iOS, Crypto Onramps, and More

Keycard can now be used on iOS devices for hardware enforced security to your keys and accounts! Status v1.12 also introduces simpler access to obtaining crypto via onramps providers as well as some key updates to the messaging experience

V1.12 Release - Keycard on iOS, Crypto Onramps, and More

Keycard can now be used on iOS devices for hardware enforced security to your keys and accounts! Status v1.12 also introduces simpler access to obtaining crypto via onramps providers as well as some key updates to the messaging experience

With release 1.11, anyone with an existing Status account to migrate their keys onto a Keycard. It also introduces Giphy support to make your chats more colorful, and a host of bug fixes and performance improvements.

With release 1.10, Status introduces Browser Bookmarks for simpler access to your favorite DApps, Profile Photos to customize your profile, and some other nice updates to give you more control over your messaging, transacting and browsing.

With release 1.9, Status gives you the tools to better connect and engage with your friends and communities. You’ll find a whole new tab for Status updates. Share what’s on your mind and follow what your contacts are up to.

Status updates, and any chat, are now more colorful with opt in link previews.

Features:

- Increased private group chat size to 20
- Allow users not to connect to mailservers
- Added scan button to fetch ERC-20 tokens

Bug fixes:

- Fix browser issues with logging in on github.com
- Fix bug with mentions not resolved in messages with markdown
- Fix blank view when open yearn.finance
- Fix entering "0x" in recipient field

This release fixes an issue with fetching ERC20 balance. It was due to a contract that has been migrated to a different address which cause the whole request to fail.

Several users have reported an issue in upgrading from release 1.6.1 to release 1.7. This update fixes the issue.

Fixed
- Retry failed migration

Introducing privacy preserving, remote notifications on iOS. Paired with the ability mention and be mentioned. Note that this feature is in Beta, your feedback is much appreciated. Aside from Mentions, this release includes a host of other updates that are all about making it easier for you to recognize people and addresses. Status uses the infamous animal random names by default to provide pseudo-anonymity. While your best friend might be the ‘Trusting Honeydew Panda’ you can now give them a nickname to recognize them. Sending transactions got easier with the new feature to save and select favorite addresses. A safeguard will warn you when sending funds to a contract to prevent loss of funds.

Added
- (Remote) Notifications on iOS
- Mentions (Beta)
- Local nicknames
- Wallet address selection (favorites, contacts, recent)
- Private group chat invite links
- Warning when attempting to send a transaction to a contract
- New tokens: UNI, COMP, BAL, AKRO, OXT, aUSDC
- Collapse long messages for more readable threads

Changed
- Removed the ability to enable using Whisper instead of Waku

Fixed
- Upgrade phishing detection library
- Decimal rounding when using ‘Set max’
- ENS resolving for IPNS names
- SUPR support for old and new token contract

Introducing a spam mitigation

Fixed:
* Restrict message size on input
* Drop messages based on character length

This release includes a fix to a persistence bug that resulted in messages not being marked as seen, as well as an issue that caused the app to crash.

Now including those features that make you feel connected while being miles apart. If there was a time you wondered if you could chat with friends and family, without giving up your privacy or security, wonder no more. Send images, audio messages, and show your love with emoji reactions; Not a word is sent to the cloud. #appdown is not a thing. E2E encryption is. If you have Internet you can send and receive messages. Securely. Privately. Always.

Making new friends on open communities is now easier as well. We took the liberty of surfacing a few active public chats by category.

For the full changelog, see our GitHub

Added
* Send images in 1:1 and group chats
* React with emojis to any message
* Send voice messages in 1:1 and group chats
* Discover public chats by category
* Ability to delete an account

Changed
* Major interface improvements throughout, introducing our Quo component framework
* Auto-forwarding of the on-boarding carousel
* Clarify and move ‘Access existing keys’ to import accounts
* Showing password entry and confirmation on the same screen
* Add contacts or invite friends from Contacts
* Search bar includes search for ENS names

While focused on building new features there are a few improvements we did not want to hold off on sharing. This intermediate release, 1.4.1, includes bug fixes as well as UX and accessibility improvements. Most visibly, a gorgeous set of new icons, accessible input fields and toggling password entry visibility.

For the full changelog, see our GitHub.

Changed
* More informative error messages for transaction overview contract and network fees
* Added a check for encoded characters in urls to increase browser security
* More accessible text input
* Replace icons with a more unified, carefully crafted set
* Update connectivity snackbar to explain messages can still be send and received when offline; only history does not sync

Fixed
* ENS name is no longer infinitely pending when transaction has failed
* Added explainer that restart of the app is required to Disable logs
* Changed notification icon styling to follow convention of other apps
* Fixed critical issue that caused occasional app crashes
* Now giving feedback when blocking users is in progress
* Apply dark mode/light mode changes to System panel
* Update balance of custom tokens to be visible upon adding the token
* Show chat view after chat search gives no results (chat list showed up empty)
* Keyboard changes (include decimals for amount input and auto-capitalization)

In version 1.4, Status introduces browser support for EIP 1193 – A JavaScript Ethereum Provider API for consistency across clients and applications. This introduction ensures that our browser exposes a JavaScript Ethereum provider that is consistent across browsers and applications.

Beyond that, version 1.4 includes some updates to the FAQ, extended translation support, and some fixes to ENS username displays, dark mode contrast, QR code scanner and more.

For the full changelog, see our Github.

#### Added
Browser support for eip-1193 (?)

#### Changed
Extended and consolidated FAQ
Extended translation support
Animation in header (Profile + Wallet)

#### Fixed
ENS in chat only when transaction is confirmed
Dark mode contrast
Updated and expanded token icons
Error on scrolling account view
Parse markdown in subheader chat list
Banner to back up seed phrase tappable
Chat performance improvements
QR code scanning issue

This update fixes a small issue with dark mode on older devices.

In version 1.3, Status catches up to the most important design trend in recent history with the introduction of a dark mode.

Hyperbolic? Perhaps, but we’ve heard your requests and we made it happen. Your app’s appearance will now default to match your system settings, but if you’d like, you can head to Profile > Appearance to override it. Dark mode sure is easy on the eyes.

Beyond that, we’re bringing back private groups, another highly requested feature. Private groups allow you to add up to 9 friends to an invite-only chat. At the protocol level, group chats in Status function similarly to 1:1 chats. They’re encrypted end-to-end and utilise perfect forward secrecy to protect your privacy.

In the future, we’d like to expand these to host more than 10 members. We’ll embark on further testing to determine the upper limit that our current protocol can support.

Lastly, we’ve changed our webview implementation over to the react-native-community package, to remain in sync with the React Native community and benefit from upstream improvements.

As always, we’ve also included a few nice fixes in this release. For the full changelog, see our GitHub.

Added:
- Dark mode
- Group chat

Changed:
- Browser implementation now using react-native-community webview package

Fixed:
- Updates to back navigation
- Persistent wallet value
- Update to all text input, increasing pressable areas
- Improved seed phrase text input on small screens
- Easier to find user’s public key for sharing
- Shortened universal links