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€
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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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Perhaps the #Ecency team wants their platform to be focused on blogging (and microblogging on #Waves) and engagement, !INSTEAD of token management. π€ They can feature other #HiveEngine frontends right on their wallet page if they want. π
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It's a curious decision, and I guess so. PeakD allows for more functionality. πππβ¨π€
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Let's !HOPE that the #Ecency dev team makes the wallet page display #HiveEngine tokens similar (but not too similar) to how PeakD does it, though I would still highly prefer to use the Hive Engine, #TribalDex, or #BeeSwap platform to view and manage Hive Engine tokens !INDEED. π
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Yes, I'd like to see that too. I use BeeSwap for most token management, though PeakD is also good for certain specific types of token management, like delegations, with their implementation being far more logical to me than how BeeSwap or Ecency does it. πππβ¨π€
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