Quote from: Shentist on July 16, 2016, 05:00:19 pm

would be good to get some information about our web wallets. Sop @svk how is the situation is bitshares save?

The openledger web wallet is less vulnerable, because BitShares doesn't have to display lots of user generated content.

The principal risk remains, however. If someone manages to sneak some JavaScript code into the site, then your keys will be compromised.

Hm, now that I think about it - the memo is user generated... @svk please confirm that the memo field is properly escaped.

There's no escaping being done but it's just rendered as a simple string of text, not interpreted as html in any way. That's why I don't parse links either in memos or in the trollbox, so if you're gonna click a malicious link at least you have to copy paste it yourself..

Hello.
Looks like user interface has changed and I can't find out how to log-out from my account again.  (
I mean to log-out completely (not just change wallets) and to log-in with a different user name and different password?

If I visit  https://bitshares.openledger.info  via different browser    I am forced to create NEW account  (but I already have  3!!!)  - so I want to log-in, but there is no such opinion (    e.g.  a link.  Hmmmm. What should I do? To download old back-up file of other account?  This does not make sense, because nothing has crashed. I am confused.

Thank you
Mindaugas

If you're asked to create a new account it means the currently active wallet does not have any accounts. You can try going into the settings and see if there's another wallet you can change to. If there isn't you most likely deleted your wallet accidentally and should restore from a backup.

Quote from: svk on July 03, 2016, 06:17:32 pm

Quote from: JakeThePanda on July 03, 2016, 02:35:30 pm

Can this have something to do with the permissions page?

Try downloading the newest light wallet and see if that helps:

https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-2/releases/tag/v2.0.160702

Awesome.  That worked.  Thanks so much.  One more question.  I couldn't add my PTS private keys.  How do I do that?  What's your BTS addy?

Glad to hear it worked finally! You can't import a PTS key directly I'm afraid, you'll need to first import it in your old BTS 0.9.3c wallet and then export the keys from that wallet.

Quote from: xeroc on June 29, 2016, 06:57:17 pm

Oh .. interestingly, it seems that BTS is just hidden .. click the "SHOW HIDDEN ASSETS (1)" button!!

Any clue?  Are the rest of my coins up in smoke?

Can you try this again in the newest version of Openledger?

The Settings link is now in the account name dropdown menu. In Settings, click on Wallet then at the bottom there's a button called "Lookup balances". Click on that button and see if it shows you some unclaimed balances. If it does not show any unclaimed balances, perhaps you should try to import your json export from 0.9.3c again under Settings > Restore/Import. Select "Import a BTS 0.9.3c export ...." in the dropdown menu.

I ran into some file loading issues with the light client so I had to postpone the release till tomorrow. Openledger has been updated though. Changelog here : https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-2-ui/blob/bitshares/CHANGELOG.md


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I like what you did with "My Markets", but i don't like that most active BTS markets are placed third.



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Yea perhaps you're right. The idea was to make it more similar to Polo, but none of those markets are very active so I guess it makes sense to put BTS first.

Openledger will have a different selection though.

I appreciate the effort put into the OP, but I have to disagree with most of it. The one thing I do agree with is point 2: the liquidity proposals. I do think some kind of liqudity incentives need to be implemented, but we probably need some more discussion and some concrete proposals by developers able to implement them (@abit ?) before we decide what to do here.

Otherwise, I'm happy to finally see some stability in terms of features for Bitshares, and will not support any kind of 3.0 involving a change in the supply or IPO. We now have Ronny from Openledger stepping up to support development of the GUI, and many other projects taking advantage of the recent stability of BTS, let's not jeopardise that.

I also have no problems whatsoever with DPOS as the consensus model, it's been working very well and there's no point changing it if you ask me. While implementing a queued mining system like Steem has might be possible, I don't really think it's worth the effort. Mining will slowly disappear from crypto if you ask me so we would be adding support for a legacy, wasteful, soon-to-be obsolete system. Keep in mind I'm not saying it will disappear soon here, but over time I think it will become less and less important.