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Morphit v1.0.0-beta.7

A front-end and operator-tooling release on top of beta.6, capped by a full pre-release security and quality audit. The orderbook is much easier to filter — search coins, currencies, and payment methods as you type, and narrow to barter (products & services) listings. Operators get a new control to enable or disable individual payment methods, a single-host deploy recipe that is now correct out of the box, and a moderation fix so a seller you've blocked can no longer sway the price your instance computes. This release is recommended for all operators.

Added

  • A much richer orderbook filter row. The asset picker now shows each coin's icon and lets you pick "Barter (products & services)"; the currency filter is a type-ahead that accepts one or more currencies by name or ISO code (and the indexer matches any of them); and the payment-method filter is a type-ahead too. All three behave like the FAQ search — type, pick, and your choices become removable chips. The currency list loads only when you tap the field, so it costs nothing for visitors who never use it.

  • Operators can enable or disable specific payment methods. A new MORPHIT_INDEXER_DISABLED_PAYMENT_METHODS setting (mirroring the existing disabled-assets control) lets you turn individual payment methods — including Barter — on or off for your instance. The setup wizard has a step for it, your /about-this-instance page shows your policy, and the admin setup-wizard page gives you a checklist with a copy-paste env line. An order is only rejected if every one of its payment methods is disabled; mixed orders are kept. Default: every method enabled. See the "Payment-method configuration" section of OPERATIONS.md and the "Payment methods" section of RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md.

Changed

  • Clearer, friendlier orderbook filter wording in all ten languages (for example "I want to see" / "Everything", "Highest rated users first", "Most experienced users first"), plus an animated example placeholder in the region field that cycles through real place names.

  • Buttons use the brand teal with legible white text. The primary button face was retuned to a deeper teal so white labels meet the WCAG AA contrast bar, while the vivid teal stays in the animated border and accents.

  • A wider, dismissable FAQ search. The search field is full-width on phones and centered on larger screens, dims the page behind it while open, and clears when you press Escape or tap outside.

  • A simpler, more honest Get-Morphit page. A no-KYC directory that isn't a code mirror was removed from the mirrors list, and the "update available" prompt now says, plainly, that reloading the page applies the update.

  • A bigger homepage wordmark, with all three logo dots visible and orbiting as intended.

  • Single-host nginx configs reconciled. ops/nginx/web.conf is now the colocated single-server config — it serves the site and proxies /v1/, /rss/, and /relay/ to the local indexer and relay — and the split-subdomain configs are clearly labeled optional/advanced. An operator who copies the shipped nginx files now gets a working single-host deploy. See RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md §8 (Configure nginx).

Fixed

  • Instance-local moderation now also covers your price feed. When you block an account, its listings were already hidden from your orderbook; now its orders are also dropped from the median behind your instance's own derived morphit_native / depeg price, so a blocked seller can no longer skew the price your instance computes from its orderbook. Blocking remains instance-local, reversible, and off-chain. See OPERATIONS.md §6a and RUN-A-MORPHIT-NODE.md §9.1.2.

  • The mobile language picker is no longer clipped, and the duplicate "Login / Register" link that showed on small screens has been removed (the avatar menu is the single sign-in entry point).

  • The security page no longer says "(in Phase 5)."

Upgrading

Use morphit-ops upgrade (or the Upgrade menu item). Your configuration, signing key, and per-network keys are carried forward automatically, and the services restart on the new code. There are no database migrations and no required configuration changes. If you want to disable any payment methods, set the optional MORPHIT_INDEXER_DISABLED_PAYMENT_METHODS (it defaults to all methods enabled). Most of this release is front-end, operator tooling, and documentation, but upgrading via a release is still the cleanest path.