Quote from: cryptorampage on February 17, 2018, 06:33:02 PM

Today i just researched about the wallets for Bitcoin, I thought it will be usefull for new comers who don't know much about the wallets , that's why posting here . There are a few kinds of wallets out there . It is prudent to know these classes with the goal that you generally pick one that suits you. Those are-

SHORTLISTED:

Dekstop Wallet (OS Apllication):
These wallets are mainly a software or application which run on specific application. They are intended to be downloaded and utilized on PCs . They are anything but difficult to access and utilize notwithstanding when the PC isn't associated with the web. They are accessible for various working frameworks Windows, Mac OS and Ubuntu. Armory is the most suggested work area wallet, particularly because of its security highlights. Others are Multibit, mSIGNA etc.

   Armory : https://www.bitcoinarmory.com/
   MultiBit: https://multibit.org/
   mSigna : https://ciphrex.com

You obviously didn't research very well... Roll Eyes

- The website you've listed for Armory is the wrong one... You're directing users to and old/outdated website carrying an old/outdated version of the wallet. The NEW website is: https://btcarmory.com/

- Armory is a wallet for "expert"/experience Bitcoin users. It requires a Bitcoin Core Full Node and can be very complicated/problematic to get running correctly. Recommending it to "new comers who don't know much about the wallets" is a "Bad Idea". Also, saying it is the "most suggested" wallet is probably wrong. I'd guess that Electrum would probably be the most recommended wallet.

- MultitBit is old, outdated, full of bugs and is NO LONGER SUPPORTED/DEVELOPED (was dropped in July 2017) - https://multibit.org/blog/2017/07/26/multibit-shutdown.html

Recommending this to new users is BAD! Undecided

- mSigna: really? for new users? Huh

Just no.

In my opinion, Bitcoin Core (for a full node) or Electrum (for lightweight wallet).