Normally if we clicked on webpage we expect something will happen
But with BTS 2 web wallet, if you click there is a lag of 5 -10 seconds before something happen
So the tendency is to click again or abandon that page because you though it did not click properly or the page hang up.
If you could put a small processing icon after clicking, that will prevent any confusion.

You welcome!

About the fee, yes... the transfer fee for normal users is 40 BTS for now; if you are a lifetime member, you should get back 80% of it, so in the end it would be 8 BTS.
Anyway, soon there will be some changes on the fee structure and amount, so try to be active as a community member and you will be able to say what you think and maybe votes some proposal to change the fees!

Thanks for the info, the fee is ridiculous.

Quote from: joele on November 15, 2015, 02:28:52 pm

Edit: Oh, wallet_export_keys command, thanks

Does it work now?

Yes, it recognized it display the amount then I click the Import,  but after importing, It shows only the lists of my account names and have no amount or any info.
There was a popup error message, could not copy it too fast to disappear.

What should I do next?

Is the private key for BTS v.1 account compatible with BTS 2?

I created my backup from 0.9.3
Go to bitshares.org/wallet/
Existing account
Import file 0.9.3
I got an error 'Please use a BTS 1.0 wallet_export_keys file instead'
So I clicked Cancel
Then the "Loading Balance Claim" loading page appear and I cannot get rid of it.

No 32bit wallet version

The *.exe file is essentially a browser to has the very same (or close to the same) files integrated .. I think i should not be a problem to build one for 32-bit systems ..
I would do it my self but I never looked into cross-platform compilation

I think the wallet can only run in 64bit, otherwise they would build the 32bit exe. 

Win 32bit Bitshares wallet, is it available now?