@andyairgap if someone deploys Sapling, is airgap ... @QuipTalk

Answer2: Airgap is committed to providing users with the ability to integrate Sapling tokens into their app in a secure and user-friendly way. We have already implemented the necessary updates to our app to allow users to add custom Sapling addresses. This means that users can now add any compatible Sapling contract to the app, allowing them to securely store, send, and receive tokens. We are also working on additional features such as transaction history and support for Sapling-enabled features like atomic swaps. With these features, users can easily and securely manage their Sapling tokens within the Airgap app.

We have to update the app to allow users to add custom sapling addresses to the app. Similar to how FA2 tokens can be added by the user, or ERC20 contracts in other wallets. Once that is done, we will release the feature without any reference to a specific contract. If someone then decides to deploy a compatible contract on mainnet, users can add it to the app and use it.