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Added

Fetch transaction history #603

ETC Difficulty Bomb Difusal Fork in May 2018 added support for geth_getAddressTransactions API. This is a significant addition because users would typically backtrack through each block or spent significant time on a block explorer.

Total in fiat. Added total in fiat currency support. #585


Version notification. Added feature to notify user if a newer wallet version is available. #600

Error dialogue for uncaught network errors. #634, #614


Improvements

Removed description field for accounts. #586

Upgraded React version 15.6.1 to 16.2.0

Improved UI for hiding an account. #589

Upgraded node to 8.11.1. #601

Improved UI for editing accounts. #616, #619

Removed percent verified #625

Improved speed of toggling between node types.

Added time stamp #635

Removed repeat button #642

Show token value in Tx history #651


Fixed

Differing NodeJs versions #581

Block progress during sync #587

Alignment of error message #620

Temporarily enforced min-width for reflow issues in condensed views #621

Dialog rendering inaccurate tx value #639

Fixed getting and removing of Tokens #650

Download and verify:

Keep in mind that this software may have access to sensitive financial data, and many hacker groups are trying to compromise your security. Please make sure you verify the downloaded binary with PGP/GPG.

To verify a release with a signature:

First, make sure you have a gpg tool installed, eg. gnupg or gnupg2.

tool installed, eg. gnupg or gnupg2. Then ensure you have import ed the signing signature. ETCDEV and ETC volunteer PGP keys are available here.

$ git clone https://github.com/ethereumproject/volunteer.git $ cd volunteer/Volunteer-Public-Kyes $ gpg --import * .pub

Finally, verify the signature of the executable or archive:

$ gpg --verify EmeraldWallet-win-xxxxxxxx.exe.sig

Getting Started with Emerald Wallet

The Emerald Wallet is an Ethereum Classic Wallet part of a broader project known as the Emerald Platform. All releases of Emerald Wallet can be located on Github. See Getting Started with Emerald Wallet for more info.

Disclaimer: Please do not keep or transact more than you are willing to lose, and please be careful. Please use a hardware wallet such as Ledger Nano S together with Emerald Wallet. If something were to happen, we are sorry, but we are not responsible for any lost ETC.

We are extremely grateful to the many volunteers and members of our community for their ongoing contributions.