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Hi, that is something we're still working on: https://github.com/trezor/trezor-suite/issues/3882 We are certainly not going out of business - rather working on improving our products!
So WTF do you do now with your 2 year old ETH? Most likely option is to find a MEW wallet that still uses Connect v6. Well you could try running MEW v5, but that still uses Connect v8. But another wallet, MyCrypto maintains a deeper history of builds. I know ZERO about them so vet them and DYOR. But MyCrypto claims to have desktop builds dating back to the summer of 2018. I would start with v1.1.0 and work my way up from there. But again, DYOR, don't know anything about MyCrypto and who maintains it anymore.
Yes, you are correct. I had mentioned elsewhere something to the extent of "should be fine... unless the firmware is over 2 years old...". Since both your bridge software and your Trezor software is over 2 years old, updates are indeed required. Where the confusion comes from when minimum version requirements were established. From your screenshots you will see the popup URL that has an 8 in it. This shows that the site you access is using Trezor Connect v8. If you look at config.json for Connect v8 you will see what features require what firmware. In particular you will see that the "eth" feature requires firmware version 1.8.0, released in Febuary 2019. But if you read further you will see that "eip1559" does indeed require 1.10.4. Whether or not the MEW site enforces on the "eth" requirement or the "eip1559" requirement is up to MEW not Trezor, but since I [signed a message]() using firmware < 1.10.4, we know definitively that MEW isn't requiring "eip1559" firmware.... yet. So in essence, with a firmware 2.5 years old, you would have been locked out of MEW on Connect v8 since Spring 2019. You will see that Connect v7 has the same requirements. Only Connect v6 retains support for FW v1.6.3, even there, it's just barely supported. Also from the v6 config, you can see that everyone had to migrate off of v6 when firmware 1.7.3 was released in December 2018. So regardless you definitely would have been locked out of MEW between Winter 2018 and Spring 2019. In short... a long long time ago.