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Groovy Gluon 7.5.13840.5763

02 Jan 18:05
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What's New:

  1. Updated User Experience: The user interface has been revamped to better reflect the current functionality of the Beam blockchain, providing a more intuitive and user-friendly experience.

  2. Background Node Synchronization: Seamless transition from remote to local node has been implemented, ensuring uninterrupted synchronization and enhanced network performance.

  3. Main Screen Features Decentralized Applications: The main screen now prominently features decentralized applications, making them more accessible and user-centric.

  4. Multiple Network Support: Beam now supports multiple networks, including the mainnet and dappnet, allowing users to explore and interact with a broader range of applications and services.

  5. Multiple Wallets Management: Users can now create and manage multiple wallets from different seeds, with the ability to switch between them without the need for resynchronization.

  6. CEX Withdrawal Address (SBBS) on Receive Screen: A dedicated CEX withdrawal address feature has been added to the Receive screen for enhanced transaction convenience.

  7. Decentralized dApp Store: The introduction of a fully decentralized dApp Store marks a significant step towards greater autonomy and user empowerment in the Beam ecosystem.

  8. Bug Fixes


Known Limitations:

  • CLI Wallet & Laser Beam Channels: Ensure the CLI wallet remains online when using active laser beam channels; it should not be offline for over 24 hours to avoid disruptions.

  • Offline Address Usage: Do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments, as this can lead to complications and tracking issues.

  • DApp Store - Ubuntu 22+ Issue: Users on Ubuntu 22 and newer versions might experience issues with loading app icons in the DApp Store. This is under investigation.


Points to Mention:

  • Atomic Swaps Requirement: For users intending to execute Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, it is necessary to create an account on Infura.

  • Public Offline Address Transparency: Be aware that when sending funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address, the sender might deduce when those funds are subsequently used. This transparency aspect is crucial in understanding the privacy dynamics of Beam wallet transactions.

Groovy Gluon 7.5.13817.5736

07 Dec 14:56
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What's New:

  1. Updated User Experience: The user interface has been revamped to better reflect the current functionality of the Beam blockchain, providing a more intuitive and user-friendly experience.

  2. Background Node Synchronization: Seamless transition from remote to local node has been implemented, ensuring uninterrupted synchronization and enhanced network performance.

  3. Main Screen Features Decentralized Applications: The main screen now prominently features decentralized applications, making them more accessible and user-centric.

  4. Multiple Network Support: Beam now supports multiple networks, including the mainnet and dappnet, allowing users to explore and interact with a broader range of applications and services.

  5. Multiple Wallets Management: Users can now create and manage multiple wallets from different seeds, with the ability to switch between them without the need for resynchronization.

  6. CEX Withdrawal Address (SBBS) on Receive Screen: A dedicated CEX withdrawal address feature has been added to the Receive screen for enhanced transaction convenience.

  7. Decentralized dApp Store: The introduction of a fully decentralized dApp Store marks a significant step towards greater autonomy and user empowerment in the Beam ecosystem.


Known Limitations:

  • CLI Wallet & Laser Beam Channels: Ensure the CLI wallet remains online when using active laser beam channels; it should not be offline for over 24 hours to avoid disruptions.

  • Offline Address Usage: Do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments, as this can lead to complications and tracking issues.

  • DApp Store - Ubuntu 22+ Issue: Users on Ubuntu 22 and newer versions might experience issues with loading app icons in the DApp Store. This is under investigation.


Points to Mention:

  • Atomic Swaps Requirement: For users intending to execute Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, it is necessary to create an account on Infura.

  • Public Offline Address Transparency: Be aware that when sending funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address, the sender might deduce when those funds are subsequently used. This transparency aspect is crucial in understanding the privacy dynamics of Beam wallet transactions.

Groovy Gluon 7.4.13780.5641

22 Sep 15:54
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New Features & Improvements:

Address Generation: Fixed the issue with generating addresses.
Translations: Added new translations to enhance user experience across different languages.
Network Configuration: Users can now make network changes through configuration files.
Code Base: Undertook internal code refactoring and resolved various bugs.

Known Limitations

  • When using active laser beam channels, the CLI wallet should not be offline for over 24 hours.
  • Once generated, do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments.
  • DApp Store - On Ubuntu 22+ apps list, icons may not load.

Points to Mention

  • Upon using Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, users will have to create an account on Infura.
  • The sender of funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address might be able to know that those funds are later being used by the receiver.

Verifying release binaries

PGP key: "A6C6 2C9F 5593 1860 AFF8 3BBB 997E AB9F 3DF7 F375"

  1. Go to https://keybase.io/beammw and get the Public PGP key.
  2. Download the signed binary file (with extension .asc) you want to verify.
  3. Verify the signature using PGP Suite or any other PGP verification tools

Groovy Gluon 7.3.14027.5732

15 Apr 17:06
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Improvements

  • SBBS address moved back to the Address Details screen.
  • Endpoint renamed to wallet Signature.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed bug with wallet upgrade.
  • Fixed HTML handling in Beam Messenger.

Known Limitations

  • When using active laser beam channels, the CLI wallet should not be offline for over 24 hours.
  • Once generated, do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments.
  • DApp Store - On Ubuntu 22+ apps list, icons may not load.

Points to Mention

  • Upon using Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, users will have to create an account on Infura.
  • The sender of funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address might be able to know that those funds are later being used by the receiver.

Verifying release binaries

PGP key: "A6C6 2C9F 5593 1860 AFF8 3BBB 997E AB9F 3DF7 F375"

  1. Go to https://keybase.io/beammw and get the Public PGP key.
  2. Download the signed binary file (with extension .asc) you want to verify.
  3. Verify the signature using PGP Suite or any other PGP verification tools

Groovy Gluon 7.3.14025.5728

12 Apr 12:08
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New Features

  • Added support for hardware wallets, allowing users to securely store their cryptocurrency offline.
  • Introduced an alpha version of Beam Messenger, enabling users to communicate securely and privately within the app.

Improvements

  • Improved the handling of high-frequency transactions, resulting in faster and more reliable processing of large volumes of transactions.
  • Updated the address generation process to support hardware wallets, providing an additional layer of security for users.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed several bugs and issues that were affecting the performance and stability of the app.

Known Limitations

  • When using active laser beam channels, the CLI wallet should not be offline for over 24 hours.
  • Once generated, do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments.
  • DApp Store - On Ubuntu 22+ apps list, icons may not load.

Points to Mention

  • Upon using Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, users will have to create an account on Infura.
  • The sender of funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address might be able to know that those funds are later being used by the receiver.

Verifying release binaries

PGP key: "A6C6 2C9F 5593 1860 AFF8 3BBB 997E AB9F 3DF7 F375"

  1. Go to https://keybase.io/beammw and get the Public PGP key.
  2. Download the signed binary file (with extension .asc) you want to verify.
  3. Verify the signature using PGP Suite or any other PGP verification tools

DAPPNET - Groovy Gluon 7.3.13643.5640.

30 Mar 11:26
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  • Hardware wallet support
  • Alpha version of Beam Messenger
  • High-Frequency Transaction improvements
  • Bug fixes

Groovy Gluon 7.2.13686.5644

12 Dec 08:21
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Improvements

  • Settings to enable assets
  • Fixes for running Beam Node in local testing mode

Known limitations:

  • When using active laser beam channels the CLI wallet should not be offline for over 24 hours
  • Once generated, do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments
  • DApp Store - On Ubuntu 22+ apps list would not load icons

Points to mention:

  • Upon using Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, users will have to create an account on Infura.
  • The sender of funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address might be able to know that those funds are later being used by the receiver. Beam wallet and
    Verifying release binaries
    PGP key: "A6C6 2C9F 5593 1860 AFF8 3BBB 997E AB9F 3DF7 F375"
  1. Go to https://keybase.io/beammw and get the Public PGP key.
  2. Download the signed binary file (with extension .asc) you want to verify.
  3. Verify the signature using PGP Suite or any other PGP verification tools

DAppnet - Groovy Gluon 7.2.13313.5571

28 Nov 16:56
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  1. Settings to enable assets
  2. Fixes for running Beam Node in local testing mode

Groovy Gluon 7.2.13538.5609

09 Nov 15:33
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Improvements:

  • Added confidential asset's id to Asset Swaps

Known limitations:

  • When using active laser beam channels the CLI wallet should not be offline for over 24 hours
  • Once generated, do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments
  • DApp Store - On Ubuntu 22+ apps list would not load icons

Points to mention:

  • Upon using Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, users will have to create an account on Infura.
  • The sender of funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address might be able to know that those funds are later being used by the receiver. Beam wallet and
    Verifying release binaries
    PGP key: "A6C6 2C9F 5593 1860 AFF8 3BBB 997E AB9F 3DF7 F375"
  1. Go to https://keybase.io/beammw and get the Public PGP key.
  2. Download the signed binary file (with extension .asc) you want to verify.
  3. Verify the signature using PGP Suite or any other PGP verification tools

Groovy Gluon 7.2.13533.5606

25 Oct 12:32
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TL;DR Release Highlights:

  • Asset Swaps feature was added in the desktop wallet, CLI and API
  • Numerous infrastructure improvements so that BEAM wallet works even more seamlessly and intuitively than before (30+ tasks in total - see in details here)

Improvements:

  • Lots of minor interface improvements.

Known limitations:

  • When using active laser beam channels the CLI wallet should not be offline for over 24 hours
  • Once generated, do not offer the same offline address to multiple senders of payments
  • DApp Store - On Ubuntu 22+ apps list would not load icons

Points to mention:

  • Upon using Atomic Swaps with ETH, DAI, WBTC, and USDT, users will have to create an account on Infura.
  • The sender of funds to a receiver's Public Offline Address might be able to know that those funds are later being used by the receiver. Beam wallet and
    Verifying release binaries
    PGP key: "A6C6 2C9F 5593 1860 AFF8 3BBB 997E AB9F 3DF7 F375"
  1. Go to https://keybase.io/beammw and get the Public PGP key.
  2. Download the signed binary file (with extension .asc) you want to verify.
  3. Verify the signature using PGP Suite or any other PGP verification tools