Cake Wallet / Monero.com

This is a small UI stability fix in the cryptocurrency swap screen. It replaces a forceful 'this widget must exist' access with a safer 'if it exists' check for the receive-amount field. The change prevents the app from crashing if the receive-side widget has not finished building when the user types or changes settings. There is no indication this allows theft of funds, bypass of security checks, or remote exploitation.

This is a large routine maintenance commit that upgrades the Flutter framework and many supporting libraries for the Cake Wallet cryptocurrency app. Most changes are build-tool and dependency version bumps, plus replacing automatically generated data-storage code with pre-generated files. Two small behavior changes are included: frozen coins are now preserved when refreshing coin information, and a secure-memory helper is adjusted. The commit does not describe these as security fixes, and there is no evidence of an active vulnerability being patched.

This commit fixes how dates are formatted in the wallet's transaction history so they match the user's selected language/locale. It also slightly reorganizes the buttons shown at the top of the assets/history tabs by moving their definitions into a shared data class. There is no security-relevant change.

This is a one-line UI bug fix in a Flutter/Dart mobile wallet app. The change corrects which boolean value is checked when deciding what subtitle text and color to show for a swap-history filter checkbox. Previously it used the checkbox's own value; now it uses the app's trade-filter store state. There is no security relevance visible in the commit.

This commit fixes how the app groups transactions on the dashboard. Previously, transactions from the last 24 hours were labeled as 'today'; now only transactions from the current calendar day are labeled 'today'. It is a cosmetic UI change with no security relevance.

This commit fixes a UI mix-up in the Cake Wallet transaction filter. Previously, the 'Send' filter button was wired to incoming transactions and the 'Receive' button was wired to outgoing transactions, so tapping them would show the wrong list. The patch swaps the labels back to their correct transaction directions. It also fixes a related exchange/trade filter bug where the filter's on/off state was misreported, and makes sure toggling 'all' also updates the exchange filter items. There is no security vulnerability here—just a user-interface bug that could confuse users about which transactions are displayed.

This commit is a user-interface redesign of the transaction history screen in the Cake Wallet app. It changes how transaction lists are grouped by date, moves filter and export buttons into a new modal, and adds new UI components for selecting/deselecting filters. There is no indication of any security fix or vulnerability being addressed.

This commit fixes a UI bug in Cake Wallet's receive page. When the user had turned off automatic address generation, the manual 'rotate address' button could still be shown and pressed, but it would not actually update the displayed receiving address. The fix makes the button's visibility depend on whether rotation is truly available, shows a loading spinner while a new address is being created, and ensures the displayed address is updated after rotation even for non-Electrum wallets. There is no direct evidence of a security vulnerability such as funds being stolen; the issue is primarily a usability/consistency bug.

This commit is a cosmetic work-in-progress change to the transaction history screen. It adds a shorter version of the transaction list (showing only the first 3 non-date items) for use in a compact layout. There is no security-relevant behavior visible in the diff.

This commit adds safety checks before closing on-screen dialogs and showing confirmation messages. It prevents the app from crashing or behaving oddly if a screen is no longer active when a backup finishes saving or a Ledger hardware wallet reconnects. There is no indication this is a security fix, and it does not appear exploitable by an attacker.

This commit is mostly a routine translation and localization update across many languages, plus a small code change that retries deleting a wallet directory a few times if the first attempt fails. There is no clear security vulnerability being fixed. The retry logic is a minor reliability improvement, not a security fix.

This commit is a routine user-interface layout fix. It changes how the wallet-type list scrolls and adjusts padding on the 'New Wallet Type' screen so the page displays correctly. There is no security-relevant change.