Keycard Pal

The Digests tab of an Ethereum sign request now explains what the digest is, with a link to the specification it comes from. Open it in your browser, or scan the QR code when you have no network. Scanning a recovery phrase is more reliable. The scanner reads Standard SeedQR and CompactSeedQR, animated multi-part codes now finish scanning, and a code it rejects can be scanned again without leaving the screen. The notice about a rejected code clears itself once you move the camera away. Tapping the SeedQR icon opens the scanner instead of putting the cursor in the text box, and the keyboard no longer covers the viewfinder. Please note: recovery phrase and SLIP39 passphrases are now normalized the way BIP39 and SLIP-0039 require. If your passphrase contains accented letters, ligatures or other special characters, it can derive a different key than it did in earlier versions. Check that you still reach the addresses you expect before relying on it. Nothing sits behind the home indicator or the status bar any more. The Keycard, Key pair, Key size and Secrets menus, the scan progress bar, the unverified card warning and the pairing prompt all keep clear of them, and the recovery phrase check, the About screen and the SeedQR scanner no longer open with a gap under the header. Tapping a field in Settings scrolls it above the keyboard instead of leaving it hidden, and the headings around it stay reachable while the keyboard is up. The buttons in the pairing prompt stay above the keyboard too. The PIN pad now fills the screen when a request has no address to simulate.