Dark mode: the buttons no longer glare. They sit on a neutral surface with a visible border, and only Authorize, Reject and Delete keep a colour of their own — so the destructive button is the one that stands out, which it was not before.

Hovering a button used to make its label almost unreadable. That was worst on the authorization window, where Authorize and Reject are the only two controls and reading them is the whole point. Fixed in both themes.

Icons on buttons were a one-pixel line in near-black. They are slightly larger now, and drawn with a heavier stroke.

When another extension asks Attest to sign something, the authorization window now names it by its add-on id. It used to show an identifier that Firefox generates per installation, which told you nothing about who was asking. Any permission you granted to such a caller will be asked again, once.

Dark mode fixes.

The "Attest" wordmark in the header was drawn in near-black on the dark background — 1.04:1 against it, which is to say invisible. It follows the theme now.

Labels on disabled buttons sat at 2.4:1 on their own grey. Disabled buttons have their own text colour now, in both themes.

The copy icon rendered as a solid block instead of an outline.

Fixed: with PIN protection enabled, the copy button next to your private key did nothing when clicked — no message, no explanation why. It works now.

New: a PIN-protected private key can be copied out. Copying opens the PIN window, which puts the key on your clipboard and tells you which account it belongs to. Until now, turning PIN protection on meant your key could never leave Attest.

Also fixed: Save key could be clicked with an empty field and reported success without having saved anything.

New logo and bug fixes