Stack Wallet

This commit updates how Stack Wallet parses and displays Solana (SOL) and Solana token (SPL) transactions. It changes the code that reads transaction data from the Solana blockchain so it looks at the actual 'transfer' instructions inside each transaction rather than guessing sender/receiver from account key order. It also adds Solana-specific support to several user-interface screens that previously only handled Ethereum tokens. There is no clear security fix or vulnerability being patched; it reads as a feature/bug-fix update for Solana transaction handling.

This is a one-line build script fix that ensures the Linux app identifier is correctly substituted during packaging. It is not a security fix and does not change any runtime code that handles money, passwords, or network traffic.

This commit fixes how Stack Wallet sends Solana tokens. Previously, the app required the recipient to already have a token account (ATA) set up, and it could fail or send funds incorrectly if that account didn't exist. The update makes the wallet automatically create the recipient's token account during the transaction if needed, and it cleans up how token details are passed around. There is no clear security bug being patched, but the change touches code that handles real money transfers, so mistakes here could cause lost funds or failed transactions.

This commit fixes how Stack Wallet builds Solana token transfer addresses. It corrects two mistakes: a truncated Solana program ID string, and a change from encoding address seeds as plain text to encoding them properly as base58-decoded bytes. The old code likely produced wrong associated-token-account addresses, which could cause token sends to fail or, in the worst case, send funds to an address the user did not intend.

This commit cleans up Solana wallet handling in Stack Wallet. It removes a duplicate desktop Solana card widget, makes Solana token wallets delegate more operations to the parent Solana wallet (such as address filters and node updates), and fixes balance display formatting so Solana token balances use the correct token contract details. There is no clear security vulnerability in the diff, but the changes correct consistency issues that could have led to stale or incorrect wallet state.

This commit fixes a user-interface bug on the desktop version of Stack Wallet where the 'Transactions' tab was missing for Solana (SOL) wallets. The change simply adds Solana alongside Ethereum so that the transactions list is shown. There is no indication this is a security issue; it is a UI/UX fix.

This commit fixes a navigation bug when users open a Solana token wallet. Previously, the app created a Solana token wallet object directly in two places, which could leave important wallet services (preferences, node connection, secure storage, and database) uninitialized. The fix adds a single factory helper that copies those services from the main Solana wallet into the token wallet before use. There is no direct evidence this is a security vulnerability, but missing service wiring in a wallet app can lead to crashes, incorrect state, or unexpected behavior.

This commit is a routine user-interface refactor for the Stack Wallet app. It changes how Solana token details are shown on desktop so users can view them in a popup dialog instead of navigating to a separate page, and it makes Solana token pages behave more like existing Ethereum token pages. There is no indication this fixes a security vulnerability.

This commit adds an optional memo field to Solana (SOL) and Solana token sends in the Stack Wallet app, similar to the existing memo field for Stellar. It updates the user interface and the wallet code that builds Solana transactions so that any memo entered by the user is included in the transaction. The commit title says 'UNTESTED', meaning the author flagged it as not yet verified. There is no direct evidence in the diff of a security vulnerability, but adding a new untested code path for transaction construction creates a small chance of bugs such as incorrect fees, failed transactions, or unexpected memo handling.

This commit fixes a UI bug where token icons that are PNG images were incorrectly loaded as SVG images, which could fail to display. It also adds a fallback to a local icon file if a network image fails to load. The change is a defensive UI improvement rather than a fix for a known security vulnerability.

This commit fixes a bug in Stack Wallet's address book related to Firo's Spark privacy addresses. Previously, the code could try to use or generate Spark addresses for certain view-only wallets that don't actually support Spark, and it could also crash or behave incorrectly when no current Spark address existed yet. The patch adds a guard to skip non-Spark view-only wallets and makes the internal current-address field optional so the wallet can recover gracefully when it isn't initialized.

This commit fixes a bug in the Stack Wallet app where creating a new non-Firo wallet with the 'view only' option could incorrectly trigger Firo-specific Spark view-only conversion logic. The fix adds a check that the selected coin is actually Firo before enabling the Spark view-only path. It appears to be a functional bug fix rather than a security vulnerability, but the incorrect flag could lead to unexpected wallet behavior or creation failure.

This commit fixes a display bug in the wallet settings screen where the 'restore height' value could fail to appear for certain cryptocurrency wallets. The old code tried to read the height directly, but the new code waits for an asynchronous lookup and updates the text field after the UI frame is ready. There is no indication this is a security issue.

The commit message says 'update epic lib' and changes one file in a crypto plugin submodule, but the actual code diff is unavailable. There is no visible information about what was changed, why it was changed, or whether it fixes a security issue.

This commit simply hides the on-screen buttons that let Firo wallet users open the masternode (staking) screens in Stack Wallet. The underlying masternode code is still present in the app; users just cannot reach it through the normal user interface for now. There is no direct evidence in the commit that this fixes a security vulnerability.

This commit fixes several bugs in the masternode registration flow of a cryptocurrency wallet app. It improves input validation (requiring a properly formatted IP:port, and an operator reward between 0% and 100%), fixes a unit-conversion bug when calculating the operator reward, and improves UI feedback after registration. There is no clear evidence of a security vulnerability being patched, but the changes reduce the chance of user mistakes and malformed transactions.

This commit fixes a typo in an error message. The word 'master' was accidentally written as 'masternode' was split into 'master You must have...' due to a missing period and space. The change only corrects the text shown to users and does not alter any wallet logic, calculations, or security behavior.

This commit is a routine user-interface update for the mobile masternode list in Stack Wallet. It adds a new details screen, replaces an inline list with a reusable card widget, swaps a generic loading spinner for the app's own loading indicator, and registers the new screen in the navigation router. There is no indication of any security fix or vulnerability being addressed.

This commit is a routine user-interface refactor. It moves the masternode details display into a new reusable widget and updates the visual styling. There is no security-relevant change.

This commit is a user-interface refactor for the masternode creation screen in Stack Wallet. It moves the masternode registration form into a reusable widget, updates styling to match the rest of the app, and renames an internal constant. There is no indication of a security fix or vulnerability being addressed.

This commit claims to fix a RandomX Rust integration issue specifically for Android in a crypto plugin. However, the actual code diff is unavailable, so no direct evidence can be reviewed. Based only on the title and message, it appears to be a platform-specific build or compatibility fix rather than a security vulnerability.

This commit adds a new user-facing feature to Stack Wallet: support for Epic Cash 'slatepack' transactions. Slatepacks are a manual, offline-friendly way to exchange transaction data (via QR codes, text, or files) as an alternative to the automatic 'Epicbox' method. The change introduces new UI screens, models, and wallet methods to create, receive, decode, and finalize slatepacks. There is no indication in the commit that this is a security fix or vulnerability patch.

This commit is a routine code cleanup and linter-compliance patch for the Stack Wallet Firo/Spark wallet code. It removes unused imports, renames a variable for clarity, refactors a small helper function, updates comments, and bumps a dependency (coinlib) to a newer commit. There is no direct evidence in the diff of a security vulnerability being fixed or introduced.

This commit adds a new feature to Stack Wallet that lets Firo cryptocurrency users create and manage masternodes directly from the app. A masternode is a special server that helps run the Firo network and requires locking up 1,000 FIRO as collateral. The change adds new screens, wallet logic, and transaction-building code to support this. It is a feature-add commit, not a stated security fix, but it touches sensitive areas like transaction construction, address validation, and balance checks.

This commit adds pagination to the desktop transaction history view in Stack Wallet. It introduces a reusable paginated list widget and refactors the transaction list to use it, grouping CashFusion transactions and switching from unstable unique widget keys to stable keys based on transaction IDs. There is no security-relevant change visible in the diff.