Quote from: pomartin on November 07, 2018, 03:28:56 PM

Quote from: economist2000 on November 07, 2018, 09:50:51 AM

Clearly. It is very a pity, that you develop the product for 1,5 % of users while more than 70 % of users have remained without your support.
It is a pity to me of the spent tens hours on this coin and thousands hours of machine time. About the coins it is possible to forget simply. In a week there will be any 0.1.7.7 version, and at it also it can not appear compatibilities with earlier created purses.

In new projects some issues are expected. Small team means slower problem solving but in most cases more robust design. It is normal.
For one that is less computer-literate this can present a bigger problem, I agree. But a working solution is avaliable for anyone and community would be there to help you set up temporary solution if only you'd present them your problem. Visit discord once in a while, it is there for a reason.

Quote from: kyriores on November 07, 2018, 07:09:07 PM

In case you didn't write down your 25-word mnemonic, here's how to get it back and restore the wallet under the new version:

* Open the blur-wallet-cli.exe of an older version
* Sign in to your wallet
* Type encrypted_seed and hit enter
* Enter your password again and hit enter
* Hit enter twice (unless you have an optional seed encryption passphrase)
* Copy the 25 words
* Go to the folder where you saved the files of the newest version
* Type powershell in the address bar of that folder and hit enter
* Type .\blur-wallet-cli.exe --restore-deterministic and hit enter
* Create a wallet file and paste the 25 word mnemonic when prompted (it asks you to paste it line by line)
* You should have the new wallet files in the folder

Thank you both for supporting the project and helping others find solutions