Freedom 0.7.2 switches default ENS resolution to cryptographic verification with Colibri, and gathers chains, RPC endpoints and providers into one network registry.
New
- Cryptographic ENS verification via Colibri as the new default resolution path:
- Forward and reverse lookups verified locally rather than trusted across public RPCs
- The address-bar shield popover distinguishes Colibri verification from quorum verification
- A verification mark next to cryptographically verified recipient names on the wallet send review screen
- A warning when a recipient address claims an ENS name that doesn't forward-verify
- Reload on an ENS page re-runs verification under the current method (hard reload also bypasses the 15-minute cache)
- Settings > ENS Resolution: choose between Colibri, the public-RPC quorum, or your own RPC
- Unified network registry as the single source for chains, RPC endpoints, prover endpoints and keyed RPC providers:
- Settings > Chains: per-chain endpoint list across your RPCs, commercial keyed providers and public RPCs
- Add a chain via the chainlist.org catalogue or by hand
- Settings > RPC Providers: manage Alchemy / Infura / DRPC API keys
- Destination URL preview on link hover, shown in the bottom-left like Chrome and Firefox
Improved
- Default ENS resolution changed from public-RPC quorum to Colibri (custom-RPC users keep their direct-RPC-first path)
- Wallet, ENS and the Bee node manager all read chains and RPC endpoints from the unified network registry
Fixed
- Address-bar copy and paste work as expected on all platforms
Security
- Swarm dApp provider permission prompts key on the committed page URL, not on the address-bar draft
- Electron updated from 41.5.0 to 41.7.0; Radicle from 1.8.0 to 1.9.1; other runtime dependencies refreshed
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