And we're doing our best to support Safari but we're having an issue downloading the binary backup and Safari. They don't support any way for us to download binary data without using something like flash.

Quote from: wmbutler on October 13, 2015, 08:48:19 pm

After upgrading to 2.0, I decided to test the variable collateral. So I opened one of my usd-collateral-holder accounts and reduced my leverage on one to free up some collateral. Then I attempted to transfer the freed up collateral to another account, but when I click on transfer and type in that account to the FROM field, it says Not your account. Is there any way to claim it?

I have the same issue. I've been asking about this since the test net. I still have received no response.

We're working on this now. Has to do with legacy addresses. There is temporary fix  checked in but I don't think it is deployed.  I should have the permanent fix tomorrow.

I tried to change my wallet password at
settings > wallets > change password

after I give my initial password and the the new password (+the confirmation)
I see this message:

"Unable to change password: Error: This wallet does not support the change password feature."

when will we have this "future" ready?

Create a new wallet..   test net wallets are always backwards compatible

This was added, old wallets did not have this: "encryption_key is the global encryption key (does not change even if the password changes)"

Blockchain shows your metaexchange transaction output: http://bitsharesblocks.com/blocks/block?trxid=b0290919e378dffb85d2ddc0b15d842dd6ec75ff

and also your deposit to polonix: http://www.bitsharesblocks.com/blocks/block?id=3638689

Both are in blocks so they did arrive.... I guess polonix just need to rescan their wallet, perhaps?

This is correct.. Don't show Polonix your wallet, the BTS 1.0 ledger is very complicated I'm not surprised that a new case came up that is causing confusing results.  This is just an interpretation.  Simply view a more raw transaction format like bithsaresblocks.

just refer to http://www.bitsharesblocks.com/blocks/block?id=3638689 ...

This transaction on bitsharesblocks matches the raw transaction reported in the wallet's console: https://wallet.bitshares.org/#/advanced/console
>> blockchain_get_transaction 58d9102ef6c4d8a3315e62159c81cc5713e944d4
...

It sounds like Polonix needs to find your deposit.

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Quote from: tbone on September 11, 2015, 12:44:33 am

@jcalfee1, @xerox

For some of us the only real options are to either a) keep funds on an exchange or b) use the current web wallet.  Which would you recommend during the transition to 2.0? 

Also, even if a) above is preferred, obviously some assets cannot be held outside of a Bitshares wallet.  So a transition from the current web wallet to the new web wallet will be necessary for some of us either way.  With that in mind, can you tell me if such a transition would be as simple as entering the seed words into the new web wallet? 

Thanks in advance.

Definitely web wallet. And you will be able to import your tokens from the brain seed from what I know .. @jcalfee1 should know: will the brain import regenerate all keys and import them automatically? IIRC the accounts are non titan, so transfer keys are easy .. what about market orders?

The hosted wallet has "Setting" and a way to "Backup" the wallet.  Use that feature.  Make sure you know your password.  We need to have some level of brainkey support in the new wallet, but your backup files will be the only thing you really need.  Also backup files are going to be important in the future.  It is a good option to start now and make sure your have your private keys that were created at any point when there were code changes taking place in the hosted wallet..  If everyone uses the Backup method it could help us keep the new codebase a bit cleaner...  It is a good idea to have this secondary USB backup file.

Exchanges are going to have to figure out how to do balance claims and integrate with our API.  I'm sure they will work it out.  The goal is definitely to limit the amount of time and amount of the funds have to go into a 3rd party like an exchange.

2 cents (hope I'm not sounding like a broken-record here) .. I would use the hosted wallet like a real wallet: just keep what I might need to spend and would not mind too much if I lost it...   Any substantial amounts I would keep in a locally installed audited open source program on a safe and secure operating system (open source if possible too).  I use the native wallet and Ubuntu..  I know it is asking a lot from some, but this is good practice for any local program local hardware in general.  I believe high security JavaScript is possible and we are getting closer by the week.

Is it safe to use the Web Wallet with iOS browsers?

Just make sure you backup the Brainkey key and wallet file before you send any money to your account.   Send a small amount.  You really only need one: brainkey or wallet backup.

Safari was tested in Bitshares 2 and with a lot of help from Valentine it is working...

It works for a while but all the sudden I get logged out and I can't log back in again. If I reset my password then I can get in through the website but I still can't get through the mobile app.  Accessing the mobile app is hit or miss.

I'm using Chrome installed on the mobile....