v4.9.0

MintMP launch — second chat server with slot trading

v4.9.02026-06-0243 changes

27 added11 fixed5 changed

MintMP launches as a second chat server alongside the main one, with its own channels, members, roles, presence, replies and edits, pinned messages, search, mention notifications, hover quick-react row, profile cards, and a cross-tab read state. Slot channels let owners rent out trading spaces — assign a leaseholder who can rename the channel and post under their own name, or run a live auction with real-time bids that auto-closes shortly after the last bid and notifies the winner in-app, on Discord, and via DM. Owners can blacklist accounts from bidding (per-slot and global) and purge every message in a channel in one click. MintMP on mobile mirrors the main chat: a 4-button top bar, a channel-name strip, slide-over channel and member sidebars, and a bottom-sheet for overflow actions, with composer keyboard avoidance and touch gestures. The composer supports paste / drag for image attachments, drafts that survive a refresh, a Retry / Delete bar for failed sends, captcha gating, @ for the member picker, # for the channel picker, emoji shortcode autocomplete on the closing colon, Esc to clear pending attachments or cancel a reply, and type-anywhere to focus. Click any image attachment to open it fullscreen with arrow-key navigation between images. Deep-link to a specific message with `?m=<id>` — the channel scrolls to it and flashes the row. Right-click a channel for mute / mute-for-X / settings, a message for reply / edit / pin / delete, or a member for profile / block / unblock. First-visit overlay and onboarding tooltips walk new users through the layout. MintMP's look is fully aligned with the main chat — sidebar hero, hover toolbars, role badges, composer styling, member rows, and modal chrome are shared. Recent polish: scroll stays pinned through late image and embed layout, replies and in-progress edits survive switching channels, right-click menus appear again, your own presence matches your actual state, and the channel sidebar scrolls.

MintMP slot channels let owners rent out trading spaces with their own settings, member list, and posting controls

MintMP slot owners can run a live auction on their slot channel — bids show up in real time, the auction auto-closes shortly after the last bid, and the winner is notified in-app, on Discord, and via DM, instead of having to arrange slot transfers by hand

MintMP slot owners can blacklist specific accounts from bidding on their slots, both per-slot and globally, managed from the slot settings

MintMP slot owners can assign a leaseholder to their slot who can rename the channel and post under their own name, instead of slot ownership being rigid to a single account

MintMP slot owners can purge every message in their channel in one go from the slot settings, instead of having to bulk-delete one batch at a time

MintMP on mobile mirrors the main chat layout — a 4-button top bar (Menu / Channels / Members / More), a channel-name strip below it, slide-over channel and member sidebars, and a bottom-sheet for overflow actions, with the composer riding above the on-screen keyboard and touch gestures on message rows

The MintMP composer accepts pasted or dragged images, holds onto your draft across a refresh, and surfaces a Retry / Delete bar at the row when a send fails, instead of dropping the message silently

Typing an emoji shortcode in the MintMP composer auto-converts it to the emoji on the closing colon (e.g. `:smile:` becomes 😄), instead of leaving the raw text

Typing @ in MintMP opens a member picker; typing # opens a channel picker — both navigate with arrow keys, Enter inserts, Esc closes — and the mentioned member gets a notification

Pressing Esc in the MintMP composer clears any pending attachments or cancels an in-progress reply, matching the main chat shortcut

Typing any printable character while viewing a MintMP channel focuses the composer, instead of going nowhere

MintMP messages now support inline reply previews, edit-in-place, and a hover quick-react row that re-sorts by your most-used emojis as you keep reacting

Click any MintMP image attachment to open it fullscreen with arrow keys to step between the rest of the message's images, instead of leaving you with no way to view at full size

Deep-link to a specific MintMP message via `?m=<id>` in the URL — the channel scrolls to it and flashes the row, instead of dropping you at the bottom and hoping you scroll up

Right-click a MintMP channel for mute / mute-for-X / settings; right-click a message for reply / edit / pin / delete; right-click a member for profile / block / unblock — instead of routing every action through the header

Hover a MintMP member row for their profile card; click to open the full profile — across desktop and mobile

MintMP shows a connection-state banner during reconnects and shares your online state with the main chat — your presence reflects both surfaces at once, instead of cycling independently

New MintMP users get a first-visit overlay and onboarding tooltips walking through the channel list, members, composer, and notifications, instead of being dropped into the UI cold

MintMP read state syncs across tabs — opening the same channel in a second tab respects what you've already seen, and the tab title flashes on a new mention

The #telegram channel is now a contact directory pointing to the Mintex backup Telegram and the owners' personal handles, instead of being a regular chat channel

The #tos channel is now an embedded reader for the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy with a sidebar table of contents and a tab switcher between the two, instead of being a regular chat channel

The #support channel is now an in-channel under-construction page that points you at the owners on Telegram while support is being built, instead of being a regular chat channel

The #acc-secure-guide channel is now a full step-by-step securing guide for account deals — email transfer, account lockdown, exploit watch, the holding period, and the always-record reminder — instead of being a regular chat channel

Client, client-tier, and special server roles now show up in MintMP with the same badges and colors as the main chat, instead of being stripped on the way in

The site now gives you a heads-up toast a few seconds before a scheduled restart, then automatically reloads your tab onto the new build once it's ready, instead of letting the connection silently break

During a restart, the site now shows a branded maintenance overlay with a manual-refresh button and a Telegram link, instead of dropping you on a connection-failed page