Version 0.48.0

Added a line to the wallet screen telling you how to check for yourself that the wallet is yours.

A new wallet holds no coins, so there is nothing in its transaction history to look at, and the screen was asking you to take our word for who holds the key. It now says what you can do instead: sign in with the same account code in a browser on another device, and the same address appears. That is something you carry out, not something we assert. What it does not prove: it shows the address comes from your account code and nothing else, not that the key never left the browser — that part is the published crypto source and the format document.

Added what the built-in wallet cannot do to the place where the two kinds of wallet are chosen.

Signing in the built-in wallet is requested by the code on this page, and while auto-approval is on those requests are signed without asking again. That was written down only in a source comment, where nobody choosing a wallet ever reads it. It now stands beside the button that leads to an extension wallet, together with what the extension does differently — it signs in its own window, where NMTS code never touches the key. The opposite rail already carried its own limits; now both do.