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1600x800 is excessive for social previews 400x200 is more reasonable (still on the big side) From 3000ms to 300ms on local (only image generation)
This image does not change, so we can just use a statc asset.
Instead of having initial data and then updating it, load the data when initializing the context if preferences are found.
This will ensure we start with the intended token selector context
Bring back spinning peanutman!
[ISSUE-213] refactor: load token pair onto selector context before advancing from pay
Disable sorting
…st-links [TASK-6299] perf: improve load times for claim links social preview
[ISSUE-201] fix(token-selector): show empty message when no token match filter
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces several changes across multiple files, primarily focusing on enhancing the cashout process and related functionalities. Key modifications include the addition of a temporary redirect from the root path to the cashout path, updates to dependency management, and improvements in various components to streamline user interactions and error handling. The changes also involve refining the handling of token selection and cross-chain transactions, alongside enhancements in state management and logging for better visibility during operations. Changes
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