Version 0.11.0

Added the dollar and won value beside the amounts on the wallet and extension screens.

The payment screens got this in 0.10.0; the wallet still printed bare token amounts. Balances, the send confirmation, the donation review, the exchange quotes and the extension cost now carry it. The conversion is a market reference and is marked approximate; when no price is known, the line is absent rather than guessed.

Fixed the payment screen for a large upload showing the price of one part as if it were the whole file.

A large file uploads as parts — a 5.5 GB file becomes 41 — and each part is registered and paid for separately. The screen quoted one part's registration and looked like the total: in a real case the actual payment came to 40.7 times the figure shown. The screen now says the amounts are per part, says how many parts the file splits into, and shows the estimated total for the whole upload beside them, computed by the same formula the automatic-approval cap already used. The total is an estimate — the last part is usually smaller, so the real sum can come in slightly under it.

Fixed the extension screen printing "could not be checked" for an expiry date it could bound.

The chain always says which epoch a file lasts to, but usually not the exact moment the current epoch began — and without that anchor the screen printed no date at all. The epoch number alone pins the expiry inside a known window, so the screen now shows the earliest end: "as early as {date} ({n} days or more left)". Talk of deletion may only err early, never late. When the chain does give the anchor, the exact date shows as before.

Fixed a false sentence in the statistics about how the download total is counted.

The note called the figure the amount the server sent out. That was false: file bytes go from the storage network to your browser directly and never pass through the server, so the server cannot measure the transfer. The figure is an estimate that adds the file's full size every time a download starts — opening the same file several times counts it several times — and both places showing the figure now say exactly that. The real transfer amount stays uncountable by design.