Multiple visual bugs on wallet homepage, send flow, settings, and activities pages

[Ivanlomoljo26]

Environment

• Browser: Google Chrome
• Extension: Miden Wallet
• OS: Windows
• Wallet/Extension version: Version 1.14.3
• Theme: Dark

A collection of UI/visual issues observed across the wallet's homepage, send transaction flow, settings, and activities pages. Each bug is documented separately below.

1. Private Payment Toggle UI Issue

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open the wallet
2. Initiate a send transaction
3. Select Private Payment to Off

Expected Behavior:
The button should clearly display its state (On/Off) with visible text.

Actual Behavior:
The button turns white with no visible text.

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2. Missing State Labels (Private Payment & Delegated Proving)

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open the wallet
2. Initiate a send transaction
3. Toggle Private Payment to Off
4. Select Local Proving
5. Proceed to the Review Transaction page

Expected Behavior:
Both Private Payment and Delegated Proving toggles should display clear "On/Off" labels.

Actual Behavior:
The "Off" text labels are not visible, making it unclear what state the toggles are in.

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3. Empty Account Public Key in Settings

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Go to the homepage.
2. Click "Settings."
3. Navigate to advanced settings.

Expected Behavior:
The account public key should have a collapse number display, I think.

Actual Behavior:
The account public key field is empty and shows no text.

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4. Incorrect Redirect for Privacy Policy & Terms

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Go to the homepage.
2. Click "Settings."
3. Navigate to About
4. Click "Privacy Policy" or "Terms of Service."

Expected Behavior:
Each link should open its respective dedicated page.

Actual Behavior:
Both links redirect to the wallet homepage instead.

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5. Low Visibility of Close (X) Button in Transaction Details

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Go to the homepage.
2. Click Activities
3. Select any transaction
4. View transaction details page

Expected Behavior:
The close (X) button should be clearly visible and easy to locate.

Actual Behavior:
The X button has low visibility, making it difficult to notice.