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Started by bytemaster, October 13, 2015, 08:14:31 PM

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Tuck Fheman


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Exciting times  :D

The website still says 'email me when its ready' at the bottom

EDIT: Openledger wallet gives me a landing page with 'Application initialization issues'.
Got to open account page on openledger. Could not create an account. Said 'unknown error'.

Bitshares wallet opens to a blank webpage.

Tried installing windows light wallet on 32bit OS. PC said was not compatible.

mike623317

Quote from: mike623317 on October 13, 2015, 11:01:31 PM
https://bitshares.org/wallet/ - just shows a blank page in firefox and chrome.
Anyone else?

Make sure its not in private mode. My firefox was and that was the issue.
Checking chrome now.

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Louis

Same here, it's a blank screen in Google and IE (Edge)

mike623317

https://bitshares.org/wallet/ - just shows a blank page in firefox and chrome.
Anyone else?

kingjohal

Ill wait for an official download on the website bitshares.org

biophil

Quote from: Tuck Fheman on October 13, 2015, 10:33:41 PM
By "light" I'm assuming that means no exchange, correct?

"Light" in the context of wallets typically means no local copy of the blockchain.
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Tuck Fheman

So, what option do you guys recommend?

I'm not real comfortable importing keys on the web (should I be)?

So I guess the light wallet is my best bet(?).

By "light" I'm assuming that means no exchange, correct?


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kingjohal

When will a desktop wallet be available?

bytemaster

BitShares.org/wallet now has a copy of the light wallet sources.   

Behind the scenes it still uses OpenLedger to register accounts and serve blockchain data. 

In theory you can use https://bitshares.org/wallet to point at your own full node in the cloud.  It also serves as a basic block explorer.
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