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# Release Notes

#### V 1.1.0

* Bump up wagmi package version
* Migrate to WalletConnect V2
* Migrate to Vite package bundler for fast and cleaner builds
* Add Swap Routing display
* Add sell token Max button

#### V 1.0.3

* Enhance Ethereum USD price feed

#### V 1.0.2

* Add Ethereum support

#### V 1.0.1

* Expose `React` function as `window.PoodlReact` to enable richer customization options for non-React projects.
* Add `GlobalStyles` overrides
* Fix the intermittent issue on mobile where the wrong network message is displayed, even when the user is on the correct network.

#### V 1.0.0

This is the first release of the Poodl whitelabel

* Available chains: BNB, Polygon, Fantom
* Fully customizable UI
* Add token to our list or mask tokens from it
* Specify the preselected tokens
* Affiliate fees available


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