I'm sure that's true, and that's great, but some of those introduced bugs really pack a punch. πππβ¨π€
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There's also the question of which of those apparent "bugs" are actually "features" !INDEED. π€π€― They have to be communicated by the dev team soon after those new updates are implemented, and the team should also gather and respond to feedback from users. π§ββοΈπ€π
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Notable bugs coming with updates has made me somewhat less enthusiastic about the implementation of new features in interfaces that I use every day. Also, I'd draw a distinction between actual bugs and quirks, which just require a bit of getting used to it. Lots of quirks I don't mind, because I can work with them, while some bugs stop me in my tracks. πππβ¨π€
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Hope that the #Ecency dev team relaunches their v3 (legacy) frontend (which used to be at https://v3.ecency.com/) again! π€π
I wonder what you can tell about the new #Ecency wallet update (especially when the page is viewed on a desktop web browser). π€π€―π
Me too, I miss it a lot.
Well, the first thing that I noticed was the offer to connect off-chain crypto wallets, and the second thing was that they hid Hive Engine. πππβ¨π€
The simplicity of the #Ecency legacy frontend version is missed !INDEED! π€π§ββοΈππ€―
#Ecency users of the main (or alpha) frontend can show their favorite #HiveEngine tokens on the wallet page of any of their Hive accounts. π€ππ
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Indeed, and the fact that it worked more smoothly and reliably.
Yes, I saw that, but there's no wallet view, so not so useful for me personally. πππβ¨π€
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I think that even if the legacy version of the #Ecency frontend has fewer new features and need less maintenance, it still requires time and effort for the Ecency devs to keep up. π€― Perhaps the devs decided to focus on the main and alpha versions, so they decided to take down the legacy one (at least for now). π§ββοΈ
I assume that they think that a person on Hive can simply go to dedicated Hive Engine apps (like #HiveEngine, #TribalDex, or #BeeSwap) to view and manage Hive Engine assets. π
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Yes, I'm figuring that such is the case.
I guess so, but for me, that gives me even less motivation to do any token transaction on Ecency. π π π β¨ π€
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