We’re excited to announce that the latest version of Envoy – 2.2.14 – is now published on all your favorite mobile platforms! To download it, simply visit our download page or check for updates on your platform of choice.
Please note that there can be a significant lag from publishing to general availability due to Apple App Store and Google Play Store review policies and delays.
What’s Changed
Envoy 2.2.14 is a maintenance release focused on stability and bug fixes. This update hardens iOS Bluetooth connectivity, fixes several Passport Prime account display and Magic Backup bugs, addresses a handful of coin control and fee flow issues, and includes some updated localizations.
For more details on each of the changes, keep reading below!
Improvements
- Envoy now resets the failed Foundation server connection counter when the app is restored from the background, so transient network issues no longer prevent reconnection
- Hardened the iOS Bluetooth connection, resolving some connectivity issues for some users
- Debug logs now capture up to 1000 lines for more thorough troubleshooting
- Updated translations
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where sometimes the Envoy seed could be screenshotted on certain iOS devices
- Fixed a bug that could cause crashing on some older Android devices
- Fixed a bug where sometimes the Passport Prime account would not display in Envoy
- Fixed a bug where re-adding a Magic Backup could sometimes cause the account to load indefinitely
- Fixed a bug where Passport Prime would default to SegWit even when the user’s address type preference was set to Taproot
- Fixed a bug where a device rename was not immediately reflected in the accounts view
- Fixed a bug where the fee setting would revert after tapping ‘Review’ on coin selection
- Fixed a bug where sometimes the fee slider would show incorrect numbers on very low send amounts
- Fixed a bug where the UI would not update after modifying the last coin in a tag
- Fixed a bug where sometimes existing tags could get renamed to Untagged
- Fixed a bug where fiat values were not shown when scanning a BIP21 QR code
- Fixed a bug where pasting a small fiat amount might not work correctly
- Fixed a bug where the “Don’t show again” option was not respected for the transaction ID copy confirmation
- Fixed a bug where some flows were unreachable for users with very high zoom levels
- Fixed a bug on iOS where recovering from a QR-encoded seed would sometimes restart the onboarding flow
- Fixed a bug where sometimes blog images would not load when connected over Tor
- Fixed a version parsing issue that could cause update checks to fail
- Fixed a bug where the “Empty your wallet” warning could appear on an already-empty wallet
- Fixed a minor visual bug where the boost icon could be displayed out of place
- Fixed a minor visual bug on the transaction tile
Verifying Envoy on Android
If you’d like to take the optional additional step of verifying Envoy binaries on Android, follow our guide: Verifying Envoy on Android
