Quote from: Fargusson on July 19, 2017, 05:18:32 PM

Quote from: rosmo01 on July 19, 2017, 04:48:21 PM

Quote from: Fargusson on July 19, 2017, 04:30:43 PM

By the way you can open etherscan.io on Mist using the browse tool on the upper left and connect your account to it in order to have a direct access to it on Mist's sidebar.

That would be very useful, but I do not see any "browse" tool, nor do I have anything in "upper left"- The uppermost left is the window control, the line below is the menu toolbar, the line below is the wallet menu items.

I've seen many wanting this, so it must be quirky to access. Please advise.....

On Mist (not EthereumWallet) 0.8.10 that you can find on github, click on the blue magnifying glass on the upper left, then type "etherscan.io" on the address line (the one showing "400.html" on the screenshot below).

You can then "save" etherscan on your Mist session by linking to your account using the "connect" button on the upper right.
You will finally have Etherscan shortcut showing up on the left sidebar.

Thank you for clarifying.

This means the wallet is still not providing users any access to etherscan.

The extensive fragmentation of core functions and really confusing UI/UX management makes it necessary for me to withdraw from the mist/wallet bubble, as it is so disconnected from UI/UX best practices and have decided not to re-use already well established functionality in long time standing wallets.

What made it for me was that when or if I chose to install mist, it has no clue as to the transactions made with the wallet app - on the very same computer.

How do I import the transactions from the wallet app to the wallet in mist?

In all other wallets the wallet file/keystore provides all that is needed to see all transactions in the wallet gui.

The missing verification and reuse of exisiting data from wallet to mist wallet is just not cutting it, and I have to rest my case and use my time on wallets actually helping me administering my wallet/keystore and its transactions. This is so fundamental in UI/UX development, and I would accept it in a beta version, but this is just too much. And as the blockchain is now only possible to be synced fully on ssd drives, it is really not going to be long before the chain is so large that I have no real use for it. BTC blockchain is now 132GB and ETH is 60GB, but the syncing of ETH is becoming increasingly hard on traditional hdds, and even on ssds the wallet just crashes now and then. Fortunately the sync is really fast.

Maintaining two apps/code bases is expensive and causes bugs. One app with both functionalities would make things faster and easier. Sometime in the future perhaps......

Thanks for your input, though :-)