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Memo plugins and a choice of accounts when recovering from the Cloud Vault.

Released 19 June 2026.

Memo plugins

Zkool can run plugins, small scripts in the Rhai language, that turn structured memos into tables. A plugin registers the four byte prefixes it handles; a memo that starts with one of them is passed to the plugin and shown as the table of numbers, strings, dates and links the plugin returns. Plugins are installed from a URL on the Plugins page of Settings, where they can be turned on and off or removed. They are kept in the database, and they run in a sandbox with no access to the file system or the network.

Also

  • Recovering from the Cloud Vault lets you choose which accounts to recover.
  • The settings bar is shown even when the account list is empty.
  • GraphQL: the transparent address scan limit is an optional parameter.
Last Updated: 11/6/26, 12:26 AM
Contributors: hhanh00
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