Feature/whitelist images by token#300
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lenilsonjr merged 5 commits intodevelopmentfrom Jul 28, 2022
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Ok, some improvements applied:
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I am happy with this. One last thing - can we please rename "Disclaimer" to "Image Preview Disclaimer". It is just being called just Disclaimer is not really saying what it is. And Disclaimer title and the exclamation icon can be one row, like we have in our warnings. e.g 🙏🏽 Thank you. |
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Changes implemented as described by @piggydoughnut |
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Looks great 🆗 @rannyeribaptist All go from me. |
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Hi everyone, back in here for another improvement! 🚀
I've been working on issue #200 for a while now, and it's finally here. I have added the disclaimer text along with 2 buttons for every token view. So you have the option to see it once, or to trust that token and never be prompted with the disclaimer for that specific token again.
I also thought it was a good idea to add a button to hide the token, so if you accidentally clicked to trust the token but you didn't want to, you can undo it.
All these behaviors can be seen in the video below:
token_white_list_demo.mov
closes #200