Add confirm-tx to RESTORABLE_VIEWS and save pendingTx in
state.viewData so the confirmation screen survives the popup
lifecycle. On restore, re-render the full confirmation view
including gas estimate.
Add min-h-[1.25rem] and border styling to approve-tx-error and
approve-sign-error divs to prevent layout shift, matching the pattern
used by modal-password-error in confirm-tx view.
Replace direct DOM classList manipulation with showError()/hideError()
helpers from helpers.js for consistency.
Closes#84
Clears #approve-tx-password value and hides #approve-tx-error when the
transaction approval view is shown, matching the pattern used in
showSignApproval and confirmTx.show.
Closes#85
Clear the error/warning text and disable the review button when entering
the send view from home, address detail, or address token views. This
prevents stale validation messages from persisting after leaving and
returning to the send view.
- Validate Ethereum addresses (0x + 40 hex chars) and ENS names
- EIP-55 checksum validation for mixed-case addresses
- Block sending to zero address (0x0000...0000)
- Warn when sending to own address (allow but show warning)
- Inline error messages with reserved space (no layout shift)
- Disable Review button while address is invalid
Closes#67
Add color dot (addressDotHtml), dashed underline styling, and click-to-copy
functionality to the token contract address on the confirm-tx page, matching
the display pattern used in addressToken, txStatus, and other views.
Closes#70
A single transaction (e.g. a DEX swap) can produce multiple ERC-20
token transfers. The transaction merger was keyed by tx hash alone,
so only the last token transfer survived. This meant the address-token
view's contract-address filter often matched nothing.
Use a composite key (hash + contract address) so all token transfers
are preserved. Also remove the bare normal-tx entry when it gets
replaced by token transfers to avoid duplicates.
Closes#72
- Replace dashed border with light red well (bg-danger-well) and rounded corners
- Remove redundant 'Click to copy.' paragraph
- Add --color-danger-well theme token
The receive view was using raw textContent and a manually constructed
color dot instead of the shared formatAddressHtml helper used by other
views. This violated the display consistency policy ('Same data
formatted identically across all screens').
Changes:
- Use formatAddressHtml() to render address with color dot, title
(e.g. 'Wallet 1 — Address 1'), and ENS name — matching addressDetail
- Make the address block itself click-to-copy (matching policy:
'Clicking any address copies the full untruncated value')
- Replace separate receive-dot/receive-address spans with a single
receive-address-block element
- Address is still shown in full (no truncation) as appropriate for
the receive view
Closes#58
Add blockie identicon, wallet/address title, and color dot with full
address display to the export-privkey view, matching the pattern used
by AddressDetail and other views. Address is click-to-copy.
The transaction detail view was dynamically changing its title to match
the transaction type (e.g. 'Swap' for contract interactions), causing
inconsistency with the Screen Map specification. The heading is now
always 'Transaction' regardless of type. The action type is still
shown in the 'Action' detail section below.
Closes#65
When tokenBalances doesn't contain an entry for a token (e.g. before
balances are fetched), the symbol fell back to '?' in addressToken
and send views.
Add resolveSymbol() helper that checks tokenBalances → TOKEN_BY_ADDRESS
(known tokens) → trackedTokens → truncated address as last resort.
Fixes USDC and other known tokens showing '?' when balance data
hasn't loaded yet.
Carry decoded calldata info (action name, description, token details,
amounts, addresses) from the approval confirmation view through to the
success-tx view. For swap transactions, this now shows the same decoded
details (protocol, action, token symbols, amounts) that appeared on the
signing confirmation screen.
Changes:
- approval.js: store decoded calldata in pendingTxDetails.decoded
- txStatus.js: carry decoded through state.viewData, render in success view
- index.html: add success-tx-decoded container element
The decodeCalldata function in approval.js was embedding the token symbol
into the Amount value string (e.g. '2.0000 USDT'). This value was then
assigned to pendingTxDetails.amount, and txStatus.js would append the
symbol again, producing '2.0000 USDT ETH' (or '2.0000 USDT USDT' when
the token was in TOKEN_BY_ADDRESS).
Fix: decodeCalldata now provides a rawValue field (numeric only) on
Amount details. pendingTxDetails.amount uses rawValue when available,
so txStatus.js can append the correct symbol exactly once.
Affected paths:
- approve() decoded amount (approve calldata)
- transfer() decoded amount (transfer calldata)
- pendingTxDetails.amount assignment
Audited all other amount+symbol display sites:
- txStatus.js showWait/showSuccess/showError: correctly derive symbol
from txInfo.token, no duplication
- confirmTx.js show(): builds symbol independently, amount is raw — OK
- send.js: amount is raw user input — OK
- addressToken.js: uses balanceLine helper — OK
- transactions.js parseTx/parseTokenTransfer: separate value/symbol — OK
Fixes#59
Adds a test that constructs a Uniswap V4 USDT→USDC swap using
SETTLE/SWAP_EXACT_IN_SINGLE/TAKE sub-actions inside a V4_SWAP command.
Without decodeV4Swap(), the output token would be unresolvable and the
swap name would not show 'USDT → USDC'. This test fails on the old code
and passes with the decodeV4Swap() fix.
Refs: #59
The Uniswap Universal Router calldata decoder listed V4_SWAP (0x10) in
command names but never decoded its inner actions to extract token
addresses. This caused all V4 swaps (e.g. USDT→USDC) to display as
'Swap ETH → ETH' because tokenIn/tokenOut defaulted to null, which
tokenInfo() resolved as native ETH.
Added decodeV4Swap() which parses the V4 inner action bytes:
- SETTLE (0x0b) → extracts input token currency address
- TAKE (0x0e) → extracts output token currency address
- SWAP_EXACT_IN/OUT and their SINGLE variants → extracts tokens from
pool keys and paths, plus amounts
These addresses are then resolved against the known token list
(TOKEN_BY_ADDRESS) to display correct symbols like USDT, USDC, etc.
Fixes#59
The etherscanLinkHtml helper had added border, px-1, hover:bg-fg,
hover:text-bg, and cursor-pointer classes that no other view uses.
All other views (addressDetail, addressToken, confirmTx, send, receive,
home, txStatus) use only 'inline-flex items-center' on etherscan links.
Removed the extra classes for consistency.
1. Protocol name now has Etherscan link (was appearing clickable but wasn't)
2. Token contract addresses: symbol shown separately, then color dot +
full address + Etherscan link (symbol no longer interposed)
3. Raw data section moved after transaction hash (no longer pushes
useful info off screen)
- Add clickable affordance (border + hover state) to all Etherscan external
links on addresses and transaction hash per clickable affordance policy
- Fix address display when ENS name is present: show color dot and Etherscan
link on the full address line (previously only shown on ENS name line)
- Extract etherscanLinkHtml helper for consistent link styling
Closes#59
Previously loadCalldata was only called from show(), meaning when the popup
was closed and reopened (triggering render() directly via restoreView), the
calldata decoding section was hidden and never re-fetched. Now render()
triggers loadCalldata for contract calls, so decoded data always appears.
Closes#60
Extends the fallback chain to: tb → state.trackedTokens → TOKEN_BY_ADDRESS → '?'
This ensures user-added custom tokens (not just hardcoded known tokens)
display correct symbol, name, and decimals even when Blockscout hasn't
returned balance data (e.g. zero-balance tracked tokens).
For swap transactions in the transaction history list views (home and
addressDetail), display the user's own labelled wallet address instead
of the contract/counterparty address. The contract address is not useful
in the list view — users need to see which of their addresses performed
the swap.
Closes#55
