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# Product Updates For 2023/11/3

1. **Bug Fix:** Resolved the issue in the third-party library code where it mistakenly accessed IP, device ID, and related information.
2. **Bug Fix:** Fixed the absence of market icons in the ProTrade column of the Collection's trading history.
3. **Bug Fix:** Addressed the problem where the NFT menu on another user's wallet page also displayed the listing menu.
4. **Optimization:** In the left sidebar of the personal wallet page, Listed Floor Value is now displayed in two columns for improved presentation.
5. **Optimization:** Reduced WebSocket message volume on the Collection page's Activity feed by subscribing only to selected event types.
6. **Optimization:** Added specific error messages for purchase errors on the Starknet chain.
7. **Optimization:** Reduced the homepage/ranking page automatic refresh frequency to every 1 minute.
8. **Optimization:** Save UI space by changing the "Buy Now" button to simply "Buy" on the right side of the item details page for orders.
9. **Optimization:** Resolved the layout overlap issue in the From, To columns of the transaction history page caused by long names.
10. **Optimization:** When switching from the Collection page to the background, WebSocket processing is paused, resuming upon return to reduce unnecessary updates.
11. **New Feature:** Collection transaction history now supports displaying dual market icons, indicating transactions between aggregator markets and trading markets.


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