A major wallet provider just rolled out some solid feature upgrades worth paying attention to. The latest version now lets you organize multiple watchlists for tracking tokens, which is handy if you're juggling different portfolios or investment strategies. They've also added an address book that saves your frequently used addresses directly in the Extension—no more copy-pasting the same wallet addresses over and over for transfers. The new sidebar in the Extension is pretty useful too, speeding up transaction signing without bouncing between tabs. On top of that, you can now view historical data in the dev tokens table, giving you better visibility into how tokens performed over time. These updates focus on streamlining the workflow for active traders and developers who spend a lot of time managing assets and executing transactions. The improvements make the whole experience smoother and more efficient for anyone doing regular on-chain activity.