Quote from: molecular on July 26, 2013, 10:55:43 PM

about the bug: it's very similar to the one on iOS version I had linked to, right?

I'm not sure, which link is that?

Quote from: alig23 on July 27, 2013, 01:44:45 AM

You site ate my 5btc and gave me nothing. Please message me back.

From the addresses in your PM it seems like the coins arrived at the destination address a while ago. If they are not showing please make sure your client is up to date or if there is an issue with the receiving website.

Quote from: jesse11 on July 27, 2013, 10:26:17 AM

piuk, Every time I make a transaction You create a new address to sent BTC that I did not approve!

So this is your bitcoin address http://blockchain.info/address/1Ns9v93ngjYJavLc6VMQj7HKPCv5BCPSRE? and you are currently mining coins? No transactions from that address appear to have originated from blockchain.info.

http://blockchain.info/tx/cddf4fa049c7b57a3065c8dc31ddf2c52c03fd4ea98e18895d72bfdbb9c56dd5 is your transaction but you do not recognise one of the output addresses? If you have imported the wallet from Bitcoind then it is likely a change address.

Quote from: vellen on July 27, 2013, 12:33:48 PM

When some want to try to deposit to 1C5LqLaDJRFf2jRpMKh9ErZgpjDB2DK7Z1
the money are automatically sweep out from 1C5LqLaDJRFf2jRpMKh9ErZgpjDB2DK7Z1 to 1J2tddvD6hiw4Tm32C6DbmsQcxNsCxEjUm .
The same with other addresses.
I think you should remove them from the demowallet.
(or allow users to create (and save) other wallet addresses).

Yes someone has setup a bot to automatically sweep coins sent to the demo wallet. It doesn't really matter if I change the addresses nobody should send funds to any addresses in the demo wallet as anyone can spend them. I will add a warning popup if someone tries to copy and paste an address from the demo wallet.