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Morphit v1.0.0-beta.45

A usability and correctness release on top of beta.44. The headline is a much simpler sign-in for people who bring an existing Blurt account: the posting-key import no longer asks you to type your username — Morphit detects it from your key. Alongside that, order terms now support light formatting, there's a public network-statistics page, operators can auto-generate an I2P address for their node, and a confusing listing-fee error is fixed. The rest is chat, post-page, and onboarding polish. Recommended for all operators.

Added

  • A public network-statistics page. A new /v1/stats endpoint and a human-readable stats page (linked from the footer) show network-wide numbers at a glance, with a link to the raw JSON for anyone who wants it. Times are shown in 24-hour UTC, consistent with the rest of the site.

  • One-click I2P for your node. Operators can now auto-generate an I2P b32.i2p destination for their instance as part of setup, making it easier to run Morphit as a censorship-resistant hidden service. The Ansible role and the run-a-node docs cover the new option.

  • Formatting in listing terms. When you write the terms of an order you can now use a small set of Markdown — headings, bold, italics, bulleted and numbered lists, and horizontal rules — and it renders cleanly on the order page. On the compact browse cards the formatting is stripped to a single tidy line so the list stays scannable. (Terms remain safe to display: the formatting is rendered without ever turning attacker-supplied text into live code or clickable links beyond the existing Blurt image-link support.)

Changed

  • Signing in with a posting key is simpler. You no longer type your Blurt account name — Morphit detects it automatically from the key you paste. The explanation on that screen is also clearer about what a posting-key login does: you can read, post, and trade with others, but you won't get the discounted Blurt listing-fee rate (paying the fee in Blurt needs your active key, which a posting-key login doesn't carry — pay in BTC/XMR, or sign in with your 12-word seed or Keyfile instead).

  • The listing-fee step is clearer when you pay in Blurt. Paying the fee in Blurt is a signed transfer that needs your active key, so the post page now says so plainly, disables the Blurt option (with a short explanation) when you're signed in with a posting-key-only session, and keeps a summary of the order you're about to sign visible on the password, posting, and error steps rather than showing a bare password box.

  • The "posted by" card on an order now matches the orderbook cards. The poster's avatar, name, reputation, and trade count are shown identically wherever you see them, so an order page and its card look consistent.

  • Chat action buttons only appear when there's a trade to act on. The pay-now, share-address, and shipment buttons no longer show up in a plain message opened from someone's profile — they appear only when the conversation is tied to a live order, and they follow which side of the trade you're on.

  • Clearer FAQ. The "How do I buy crypto?" and "Can I trade goods and services?" answers were rewritten with concrete step-by-step examples, including trading physical goods and services for crypto.

  • Onboarding and interface polish. Friendlier, plain-language titles on the funds-sent and pay-in-Blurt dialogs; better contrast on chat message bubbles; refined buttons on the settings screen; a short hover delay on the asset tooltips so they don't flicker as you move across the grid; a Clear button on the short-bio field; and proper app icons for installing Morphit to a phone home screen.

Fixed

  • A misleading "couldn't broadcast" error when posting. If you tried to pay the listing fee in Blurt from a posting-key-only session, the page used to report that the blockchain rejected your post — when in fact the post never left your device, because that session has no active key to sign the fee transfer. The message now explains the real cause and points you to a fee method that works.

This is a beta release, published to the project's Forgejo instance at git.agorise.net/agorise/morphit. Morphit is AGPL-3.0 and non-custodial: it never holds or moves your funds, and all signing happens in your browser.