0.6.0:

Swap LBTC and USDt without leaving the wallet. Apogee gets a quote from the SideSwap dealer and settles it as a single atomic Liquid transaction, so both sides move at once and your funds are never held by anyone. Swap in either direction, and name either the amount you want to spend or the amount you want to receive.

Before signing, Apogee checks the dealer's proposed transaction against the quote you approved: that you receive at least the agreed amount, that nothing beyond what you offered leaves the wallet (including any other asset you hold), and that the network fee is within an independent cap. If anything moved unfavorably, it is not signed.

The review screen names the dealer and states the fees, what share of the swap they represent, and the minimum you will receive. Fees are mostly flat, so a very small swap costs proportionally much more — the screen says so rather than leaving you to work it out.

Also new: a Bitcoin price chart under the balance, covering 24 hours through all time, with hover to read the price at a point in time. Import a wallet by scanning its seed-phrase QR, the counterpart to the QR Apogee already exports. QR scanning — for a seed phrase or a payment address in Send — now works in Firefox: it bundles a fallback decoder since Firefox has no built-in one. A fourth price source keeps fiat values steady when one provider rate-limits. Fixed an "engine error" that could appear briefly on first open after installing or updating.

0.5.0 (previous release, for reference):

First Firefox release. Apogee brings the Liquid Network wallet to Firefox: create, restore, or import watch-only wallets; hold, send, and receive LBTC and Liquid assets like USDt with confidential transactions and approximate fiat values for USD-pegged tokens; and connect to Liquid web apps with per-action approval — all with keys stored locally and encrypted.