haveno-1.0.17

What's Changed

This release fixes minor UI issues in the previous release.

• Fix 'No deposit' filter applied to the sell tab #1490
• Fix wrong seller security deposit for 'no deposit' offers #1490
• Increase contrast of filter toggle buttons in dark mode #1490
• Fix occasional miscolored buttons to edit or remove my offers #1498
• 'Show all' resets default currency to create new offer #1497
• Reverse order of Funds > Confirmations and Memo columns for readability #1496
• Allow scheduling offers with pending funds from other scheduled offers #1495
• Update links to typescript client and tests #1491
• Document changing download url for network deployment #1494

Full Changelog: 1.0.16...1.0.17

Running Haveno

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

1. Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
2. Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
3. Copy and paste into the terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and press enter.
4. Enter your computer password.
5. Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.

Tails

• See instructions. Network administrators are encouraged to make the one-line installation command available for each release.

Default application directory:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
• Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\

haveno-1.0.16

What's Changed

• Support buying XMR without deposit using passphrase by @woodser in #1463
• Increase limits: crypto to 528, very low risk to 132, pay by mail to 48 by @woodser, @XMRZombie in #1433
• Support USDC by @woodser in #1439
• Play chime when buyer can send payment by @woodser in #1483
• Compute remaining balance after applying wallet funds to offers by @woodser in #1441
• Show available Monero nodes in network settings by @woodser in #1442
• Prompt to fall back from custom nodes on startup connection error by @woodser in #1445
• Improve offer scheduling by tallying spendable amount from each tx by @woodser in #1480
• Throttle warnings from peer spam by @woodser in #1469
• Fix link from market offer book to buy/sell views by @woodser in #1446
• Fix flatpak icon by @ohchase in #1428
• Fix flatpak version by @coinstudent2048 in #1429
• Update wording to reserve only necessary funds, replace checkbox with slider by @woodser in #1470, #1478
• Update documentation by @boldsuck in haveno-dex/haveno-docs#26, haveno-dex/haveno-docs#27
• Update documentation hyperlinks by @woodser in #1419, #1422, #1423, #1449
• Improve Czech translations by @slrslr in #1454
• Enable hidden files in CI cache node dependencies by @ohchase in #1431
• Various bug fixes and improvements

New Contributors

• @ohchase made their first contribution in #1431
• @slrslr made their first contribution in #1454

Full Changelog: 1.0.14...1.0.16

Running Haveno

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

1. Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
2. Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
3. Copy and paste into the terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and press enter.
4. Enter your computer password.
5. Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.

Tails

• See instructions. Network administrators are encouraged to make the one-line installation command available for each release.

Default application directory:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
• Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\

haveno-1.0.14

What's Changed

• Fix inverted fixed-price crypto offers by @bvcxza in #1411
• Fix inverted buy/sell label for crypto offers by @woodser in #1417
• Allow re-opening disputes until payout is confirmed by @woodser in #1412
• Fix bug getting backup files @woodser in #1413

Full Changelog: 1.0.13...1.0.14

Running Haveno

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

1. Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
2. Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
3. Copy and paste into the terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and press enter.
4. Enter your computer password.
5. Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.

Tails

• See instructions. Network administrators are encouraged to make the one-line installation command available for each release.

Default application directory:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
• Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\

haveno-1.0.13

What's Changed

• Support USDT (ERC20 & TRC20) by @woodser in #1388
• Refactor tabs for simplicity: Buy or Sell XMR for Fiat, Crypto, or Other assets by @woodser in #1379
• Update Tails script to retry download using wget by @nahuhh in #1381
• Update Tails instructions by @woodser, @nahuhh in #1344, #1385
• Improve backup recovery if wallet cache is corrupt by @woodser in #1398
• Support opening dispute if unable to open trade wallet by @woodser in #1398
• Fix sorting Buy or Sell XMR > Amount column by @niyid in #1370
• Fix sorting transaction memo column by @niyid in #1354
• Fix background color of transaction ID on withdraw by @bvcxza in #1367
• Focus on input field in password dialog window by @woodser in #1342
• Add description of how payment details are stored and shared when creating account by @rafau in #1387
• Show crypto address in trade step view instead of account name by @woodser in #1391
• Update price nodes to support USDT by @woodser in haveno-dex/haveno-pricenode#39
• Add validation to SingleThreadExecutorUtils.java by @XMRZombie in #1378
• Other stability improvements and bug fixes (see full changelog)

New Contributors

• @XMRZombie made their first contribution in #1362
• @nahuhh made their first contribution in #1381

Full Changelog: 1.0.12...1.0.13

Running Haveno

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

1. Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
2. Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
3. Copy and paste into the terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and press enter.
4. Enter your computer password.
5. Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.

Tails

• See instructions. Network administrators are encouraged to make the one-line installation command available for each release.

Default application directory:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
• Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\

haveno-1.0.12

What's Changed

• Update to monero-project v0.18.3.4 and monero-java v0.8.33 by @woodser in #1314, #1281
• Play sounds for notifications (can be disabled in Settings) by @woodser in #1295
• Schedule offers using available and pending funds by @woodser in #1303
• Support AppImage installer for Linux by @TheTollingBell in #1270
• Support flatpak installer for Linux by @Jabster28 in #1230
• Support one line installer for Tails by @xmrrmx in #1312
• Show transaction details in Funds > Transactions with transaction key by @woodser in #1311
• Show transaction fees in Funds > Transactions and export to CSV by @woodser in #1288
• Fix exporting and importing payment accounts across clients by @woodser in #1293
• Sync blockchain locally depending on last used local node by @woodser in #1298
• Reclassify mainnet nodes as public nodes and remove provided nodes by @woodser in #1315
• Make my offer buttons easier to read in offer book view by @bvcxza in #1310
• Update naming conventions of CI installer artifacts by @Jabster28, @woodser in #864, #1328
• De-duplicate additional trade statistics by @woodser in #1326
• Add log file dedicated for errors (haveno_error.log) by @preland in #1256
• Add deploy-tmux and deploy-screen configs in Makefile by @kekebit in #1257
• Bug fixes

New Contributors

• @kekebit made their first contribution in #1257
• @TheTollingBell made their first contribution in #1270

Full Changelog: 1.0.11...1.0.12

Running Haveno

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

1. Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
2. Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
3. Copy and paste into the terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and press enter.
4. Enter your computer password.
5. Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.

Tails

1. Enable persistent storage dotfiles and admin password before starting Tails.

2. Execute a one-line installation command. Network administrators are encouraged make this command available for each release. For example:

   curl -x socks5h://127.0.0.1:9050 -fsSLO https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno/raw/master/scripts/install_tails/haveno-install.sh && bash haveno-install.sh "https://github.com/havenoexample/haveno-example/releases/download/v1.0.12/haveno-linux-deb.zip" "FAA2 4D87 8B8D 36C9 0120 A897 CA02 DAC1 2DAE 2D0F"
   

Default application directory:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
• Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\

haveno-1.0.11

What's Changed

• Fix error opening wallet on startup by restoring backup cache by @woodser in #1244
• Fix build failure by removing jtorctl dependency by @bvcxza, @woodser in #1208, #1220
• Lower proof of work activation threshold by @shortwavesurfer2009 in #1213
• Fix issue re-opening dispute on error processing arbitrator decision by @woodser in #1228
• Update build instructions for mainnet by @woodser in #1231
• Document "UI Scaling" section in the user guide by @cryeprecision in #1226
• Preserve withdraw confirmation when page is changed by @woodser in #1224
• Throttle log warnings when monerod not synced by @woodser in #1215
• Fix typo in XmrWalletService.java by @eltociear in #1204

New Contributors

• @eltociear made their first contribution in #1204
• @cryeprecision made their first contribution in #1226

Full Changelog: 1.0.10...1.0.11

Running Haveno

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

1. Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
2. Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
3. Copy and paste into the terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and press enter.
4. Enter your computer password.
5. Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.

Tails

1. Enable persistent storage dotfiles and admin password before starting Tails.

2. Execute a one-line installation command. Network administrators are encouraged make this command available for each release. For example:

   curl -x socks5h://127.0.0.1:9050 -fsSLO https://github.com/haveno-dex/haveno/raw/master/scripts/install_tails/haveno-install.sh && bash haveno-install.sh "https://github.com/havenoexample/haveno-example/releases/download/v1.0.11/haveno_amd64_deb-latest.zip" "FAA2 4D87 8B8D 36C9 0120 A897 CA02 DAC1 2DAE 2D0F"
   

Default application directory:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
• Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\

haveno-1.0.10

What's Changed

• Support proof of work defense through external Tor by @fa2a5qj3 in 3d44f37.
• Document proof of work defense through external Tor by @boldsuck, @shortwavesurfer2009, @fa2a5qj3, @preland in d4a9838.
• Throttle connection log spam by @woodser in 75b96e8.
• Fix issues launching application and syncing wallet by @woodser in #1194, bdcf8a2.
• Fix issues where offers remain pending by @woodser in 9004c7f.
• Support re-opening disputes if payout fails by @woodser in 3b0080d.
• Make desktop icon bigger by @phytohydra in a8d5c63.
• Make graph lines visible in dark mode by @bvcxza in 180fde8.
• Support autocomplete for payment method pull down by @bvcxza in 0f0b645.
• Fix coloring of popup text background by @bvcxza in ddee87f.
• Add filter search box for offers by @wp07e in 7c8753c.
• Recover from missing wallet data by @wooodser in 9b26682.
• Do not allow arbitrators to open disputes by @woodser in 00ceeeb, 76f8f85.
• Fix duplicate historical trades by @woodser in c63cf2f.
• Various bug fixes and stability improvements (see full changelog).

New Contributors

• @bvcxza made their first contribution in #1165
• @boldsuck made their first contribution in #1186

Full Changelog: 1.0.9...1.0.10

Running Haveno

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time. Alternatively, you can start your own network.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively, you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

1. Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
2. Open a terminal window (cmd + space then type "terminal").
3. Copy and paste into the terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and press enter.
4. Enter your computer password.
5. Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if needed, even if reported as damaged.

Default application directory:

• Linux: ~/.local/share/Haveno/
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Haveno/
• Windows: ~\AppData\Roaming\Haveno\

haveno-1.0.9

What's Changed

• Automatically switch Monero node on error by @woodser in #1102
• Preserve offers if no arbitrators available by @woodser in #1132
• Reduce spam written to logs by @woodser in #1116
• Add more mainnet nodes by @woodser in 1c381de
• Randomize historical trade amounts by @fa2a5qj3 in #1119
• Support IPv6 connections to Monero nodes by @fa2a5qj3 in #1085
• Add "send max" button to withdraw screen by @sraver in #1068
• Add filter search box for offer book by @wp07e in #1113
• Update deployment documentation by @shortwavesurfer2009 in #1152
• Fix "not enough money" error when scheduling offers by @woodser in #1091, #1157
• Recover missing trade wallet data by rescanning blockchain by @woodser in 9b26682
• Add extra info section for CashApp and PayPal by @wp07e in #1106
• Fix script files for Linux and Windows by @milahu in #1141
• Support deleting payment accounts over API by @woodser in #1151
• Threading improvements and bug fixes.

New Contributors

• @sraver made their first contribution in #1068
• @fa2a5qj3 made their first contribution in #1085
• @shortwavesurfer2009 made their first contribution in #1128
• @milahu made their first contribution in #1141

Full Changelog: 1.0.8...1.0.9

Running Haveno

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time, but they can be found online, or you can start your own.

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

• Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
• On a terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and enter your password.
• Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if necessary, even if reported as damaged.

Debian

• The Linux installer is currently packaged in Ubuntu which doesn't work on Debian systems. In the meantime, this script can be used to repackage for Debian.

haveno-1.0.8

What's Changed

• Add scripts to run Haveno on Tails by @BrandyJSon in #1036
• Add Turkish translation by @muklavon in #1049
• Fix stale data error by creating unsigned payout tx by @woodser in #1040
• Disable Tor for private IP addresses by @woodser in #1058
• Fallback to provided nodes on startup error by @woodser in #1060
• Make text in popups selectable by @nsec1 in #1063
• Exclude canceled offers from trade summary by @woodser in #1050
• Preserve market price margin when editing offers by @nsec1 in #1062
• Enable word wrapping for accepted countries list by @wp07e in #1034
• Unselect payment account currencies by default by @wp07e in #1067
• Fix Monero binaries for Linux ARM64 by @woodser in 14a30b4
• Tolerate broken multisig peer by @woodser in 9c08623
• Update monero-java to 0.8.31 by @woodser in 54fddda

New Contributors

• @BrandyJSon made their first contribution in #1036
• @muklavon made their first contribution in #1049
• @wp07e made their first contribution in #1034

Full Changelog: 1.0.7...1.0.8

Running Haveno

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time, but they can be found online, or you can start your own.

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

• Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
• On a terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and enter your password.
• Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if necessary, even if reported as damaged.

Debian

• The Linux installer is currently packaged in Ubuntu which doesn't work on Debian systems. In the meantime, this script can be used to repackage for Debian.

haveno-1.0.7

What's Changed

• Support PayPal, CashApp, and Venmo by @preland, @woodser in #1007, #1010
• Improve reliability of confirming payment sent and received by @woodser in #991
• Fix an issue publishing trade statistics by @woodser in #1005
• Enable proof of work defense for Tor services by @preland in #1012
• Fix issues editing offers by @woodser in #1013
• Fix contract mismatch between SEPA and SEPA instant accounts #981 by @woodser in #990
• Fix creating backups on Windows #996 by @woodser in #997
• Fix navigation links from market view to offer view #974 by @nsec1, @woodser in #988
• Update to monero-java 0.8.29 to fix #995 by @woodser in #1003
• Make terms of acceptance full screen for readability by @nsec1 in #972
• Remove regional cake wallet nodes by @woodser in #1008
• Increase max question length for InteracETransfer to 160 characters #969 by @woodser in #973
• Support extra info for Australia PayID account #976 by @woodser in #994
• Show multisig deposit destination address in transactions view #982 by @woodser in #1004
• Other minor bug fixes.

Full Changelog: 1.0.6...1.0.7

Running Haveno

Haveno can be used on Monero's main network by using a third party Haveno network. We do not officially endorse any networks at this time, but they can be found online, or you can start your own.

For the best experience, running your own local Monero node is highly recommended, because the Tor network can be slow and unreliable with Monero. Alternatively, you can configure your application to use Monero over clearnet.

Installation Notes

Download and install Haveno using an installer for Linux, macOS, or Windows. The installer is provided by the third party Haveno network you're using. Alternatively you can build from their source by customizing these instructions.

Windows & Linux

• First uninstall Haveno before running the installer.

macOS

• Open installer and drag Haveno.app to Applications.
• On a terminal: sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Haveno.app and enter your password.
• Right click /Applications/Haveno.app > Open. Repeat again if necessary, even if reported as damaged.

Debian

• The Linux installer is currently packaged in Ubuntu which doesn't work on Debian systems. In the meantime, this script can be used to repackage for Debian.