Quote from: the rise on Today at 03:29:22 PM

when I access the website in the browser "UC browser" can't open it, and I try it on Chrome everything works normally, please fix it

Hi, yes. While I am unfamiliar with the "UC Browser", this generally means that your browser is inherently incompatible with the moneypot wallet. There is no way the wallet works without big integers. Unfortunately that means you'll either need to use another browser, or see if you can upgrade this one somehow.

Quote from: yonocaro on Today at 04:53:23 PM

Quote from: DrDoofenshmirtz on Today at 03:28:56 PM

We forgot to mention that we were originally only planning on paying the first 10 users.

We've paid the above 3 posters. For users who post an invoice after this post, it's not guaranteed you will get paid!

Still went ahead to try out this wallet you got here and check it out. Some things I found interesting is:

1. The use of the blind schnorr signatures don't think I have seen any other wallet implement this.
2. Also nice to see how devoted you guys are to privacy looking at your business model and the items that you log seems very privacy focused.

Hope to see this project grow larger in the future

Thanks. Yes, I don't think we have emphasized enough yet how radical it is that we are using blind schnorr signatures, and the impact of it for the privacy of our users.

Quote from: Inagame on Today at 05:25:29 PM

I tried opening moneypot wallet link in Tor browser but it is not working and only showing white screen with Loading...
Opening on other browsers it is asking me if I am sure using TOR?
What is the issue here?

This is no fault of your own. We will have to look into this, but I believe we were previously unable to resolve this issue. The problem is that tor by default does not allow Indexeddb, and even if it's allowed through about:config, it still won't work. I'm sorry, I currently do not have a more detailed explanation. However, the tor browser wouldn't really be ideal either way: It is recommended that you use a browser which gives persistent storage.

As an alternative we would suggest to use a regular browser, but to route your traffic through tor manually. You could also use our electron app, but we understand if users are hesitant of doing so at this stage.