greenmatrix, thanks for response.



You first started using the waves lite client... then the waves desktop client and then the waveskeeper correct?  So now you only use the waveskeeper?


I not long ago created a waves desktop client as i previously used the old waves lite client.  I was told to create a new password for the desktop client.  I did that and thus only used the desktop client afterwards.  So if i create a waveskeeper account, i have to put in a new password correct?  Thats what someone said in another thread.  So this has me confused.  So when i start my computer, do i need to sign in to waveskeeper with my password similar to like how i have to sign in everytime when i open the waves desktop client?  I assume yes right?  Otherwise that doesn't seem secure to me.  Because it says its added to chrome extension so my thought would be... wouldnt that not require my password?


So when you want to access your waveskeeper, do you need to sign in with your password when you first turn on your computer?  You could then close it similar to like how you close the waves desktop client or you cannot do this?  Im only one that uses the computer but im curious about this.


Now what has me confused is what if i want to use the waves desktop client most of the time as oppose to waves keeper?  So i log into waves desktop client with my waves desktop client password right?  But if i want to use the waveskeeper, i use the new password i create for it?  The other thing that has me confused is i was told i want to use the old waves lite client i still have on my laptop, well i have to use the old password i created for the lite client.  So basically its a different password for each client whether its lite, desktop or waveskeeper?


I only want to install waves keeper so i could get the vostok airdrop.  But i definitely like the layout of the waves desktop client and probably would want to use that instead most of the time.  Opinion on this?


Thanks.