Does that mean that I can download the counterwallet.io and make a clone of it, and run it on localhost webserver?
I trust
https://counterwallet.io but I can't trust it 24/7. You can never know if somebody's gonna be able at some point to inject some code into the javascript.
Yes.
Also to address your point: I'd say its for hot wallets and convenience. If you are dealing with substantial amounts of funds, it's a better security practice to use counterpartyd and/or cold storage (same as with Bitcoin). You could also add watch-only addresses in Counterwallet.io and sign the transactions offline (that way your funds will remain where they are, even if you get hacked).
Does anyone know if it's possible to create a smart contract that mixes coins? I know there was recently a push for a raffle type script but a mixer would to me be a lot more beneficial for the liberty and freedom ideals.
Tricky question. But I'm guessing it should be possible.
Nice, thanks.
Is there any archive with the counterparty.io web wallet? It's a paint to recreate all files one by one