NFT Marketplace 6.2.6

27 August 2026

LICENSINGADMINACCESSIBILITY

NFT Marketplace v6.2.6

Release Date: August 27, 2026 Tags: LICENSING, ADMIN, ACCESSIBILITY

Overview

A licensing correction in the back office. The NFT activity screen — the mint, transfer and sale feed — was the one extension admin route in the product that skipped its licence check, and on an install holding no NFT licence it opened into an empty shell before activation took over a moment later.

Nothing was exposed by this. The server refuses that feed's data to an unlicensed install and always has, so the screen was never readable without a licence; what was missing was the notice saying so. There is nothing to re-check, no configuration and nothing to run.

Requires Core v6.7.2.

Update Instructions

Ship the frontend build.


Fixed

The NFT activity screen opened without its licence check

The branch that strips the header and footer to give the activity feed the whole viewport was silently dropping the licence gate along with the chrome. On an install with no NFT licence the screen opened into its own empty page — no header, no footer, no data — and the operator was thrown to licence activation only a moment later, when the first request for the feed came back refused. Every other extension back office shows the licence-required notice straight away. The feed itself was never readable on an unlicensed install; the server refuses that data on its own, and always has.

  • Fixed the activity screen to show the same licence-required notice as the rest of the product, immediately, rather than flashing an empty page first. Licensed installs see no change beyond a brief blank while the check answers, and an install whose licence check cannot reach the server is still let through rather than locked out.
  • Fixed the same branch to give the page a main-content landmark, which it had never had since the screen shipped, leaving screen-reader and keyboard users with no skip target on the route. The screen still fills the viewport with no header and no footer, which is how it was designed.