I would suggest it as a new feature to the coinmarketcap dev. He's been responsive in the past at least. I don't know of any other site I'm afraid.

Markets are not something I understand that well, but usually positive news shows an immediate effect on stock prices.  Like near instantly, right? 

So why do we not see this with Bitcoin?  I just read several responses where people explain why Bitcoin is not going up, but why does it specifically not respond to market news like we might expect?  (Or does it and we don't notice?)

Because we're in a bear market. This is true for stocks too.
When in a bull market: negative news has no effect, good news has a big effect
When in a bear market: good news has no effect, negative news has a big effect

And for those familiar with technical analysis; we're currently in the fifth wave of the Elliott cycle. DanV of Tradingview has famously predicted that we could need to go as far down as $120 before truly beginning another uptrend. He did this even when we were going up in May, arguing that unless we broke through resistance on volume, we were still in a downtrend. And we hit resistance, didn't go through on volume.. so we're still in a downtrend since December.

I would like to see a normal web browser like Firefox that can simply switch between different types in the address bar.
Like, you want to enter a "normal" ICANN address? Just select it next to the address bar. Kind of like there's an icon on the left in the search bar where you can select which search engine to use. Instead have one to choose which DNS/protocol to use.

Wanna visit the "old school" ICANN web, you select that. Wanna visit some other "web", select that. And it will automatically lookup the right type.

Hi pioneer, can you try this. download the openssl dll from this link https://www.dropbox.com/s/wvudgptdcr0mqi5/openssl%20dll.rar,
and put libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll to the same dir with BitsharesX.exe, see if it works.

It still crashes at "Starting Bitshares X Client" on Windows 7. I don't know if I'm imagining it though, but it seemed to take longer this time.. it just sat there for a while before crashing instead of doing it instantly.

On Windows 8 there was no difference either.

I installed version 0.2.3 on Windows 7... still crashes, but this time it gives a "BitsharesX has stopped working" message instead of just closing without anything popping up.

And the uninstaller works now, it didn't in 0.2.1.

I just installed the wallet... shuts down instantly, no error message.
Also, I have to go to the control panel in order to uninstall. Clicking the uninstall icon in the start menu does nothing.

Edit: I'm using 64-bit Windows 7