Version 0.10.0

Added the dollar and won value beside the WAL and SUI amounts on the payment screens.

The screens showed the exact protocol amounts and only those, which answers no question you have before pressing a button that spends your money. The amounts are still exact and unrounded; the converted figure is a market reference and is marked as one. An amount too small to show at that precision reads as "under $0.0001", never as zero, and when no price can be read the line is not there at all.

Changed the words for what happens to your files: the invented ones are gone, and each step is called by its own name.

One word of our own invention stood for three different things at once: encrypting on your device, uploading to the storage network, and being stored there. They are now called encryption, upload and stored, and the screen holding your files is called the drive, which is what it is. 58 Korean and 61 English strings changed. What the product does did not.

Changed the storage-length dialog to use the width of a wide screen instead of scrolling.

On a 1920-wide screen the dialog was 416 pixels across and 1048 tall, so it scrolled while 1,500 pixels sat empty beside it. On screens wide enough it now splits into two columns — what you choose on the left, what it costs on the right — and fits without scrolling. Text sizes, controls and spacing are unchanged, and on a phone the dialog is exactly what it was. The drive's own column also stops 112 pixels short of a 1920 screen instead of 304.

Fixed a file list that could not be opened at all after an account was deleted and made again with the same account code.

Your browser remembers the version numbers of the file list it has seen, so that a server cannot serve you an older one. It remembered them per account — and an account made again with the same code has the same identifier, so the new account's first version sat under the old account's last one and was refused as a rollback, and nothing could raise it because raising a version means writing and the refusal blocked writing. The record now carries which account it belongs to. When the list is still refused, the screen says so and offers to forget that memory and take the server's list — your choice, not ours.

Fixed the credit option disappearing from the upload screen with nothing said, on two different paths.

A file over 64 MB has no credit price at all, and the sentence saying so lived inside the payment card — which only appears when smaller files are queued. Add one big file and the explanation was on a card that did not exist. Separately, one failed reading of your balance removed the option for the rest of the page load and never tried again. The size limit is now stated when the file is added, and a balance we could not read says so and offers to read it again.

Fixed the built-in wallet closing on every page refresh and asking for the account code again.

The wallet lives in this page for as long as the page does, so a refresh closed it and the whole opening sequence started over — including re-typing the 24-character account code. On a device that stays signed in across a refresh, that device is holding your account code already and the account screen prints it on request, so asking for it again cost you the typing and stopped nobody. The wallet now reopens by itself on a device that remembers this account and has opened the wallet here before. Disconnecting clears that, and the next refresh asks again.

Fixed the entry button on the first screen doing nothing for the first few presses on a slow device.

While the page worked out whether you were signed in, the button was a blank shape of the same size with no link behind it. On a fast machine that lasts a moment; measured on a throttled one it lasted three presses. The label used to depend on the answer, which is why the shape was there. It no longer does, so the button is a real link from the first paint and one press is enough.