Quote from: coinableS on Today at 06:11:10 PM

Second, you can't come up with a reason why someone would want a single-page open source instantaneous web wallet without setup or registration that they could run from their own machine? Hmm... that doesn't seem sincere but okay.

For someone who doesn't want to install any software, it's definitely useful, but I'm trying to find one case where a Bitcoin user has no wallet software installed already. Unless that's for a person who's never used Bitcoin before.

Quote from: coinableS on Today at 06:11:10 PM

Seems rather naïve to be coming from someone with "BlackHat" in their name but your IP will be also leaked using a desktop wallet to the wallet server, and malware may steal your keys stored on your PC.

Sure, I don't disagree, I'm just saying that it introduces more risks, such as the browser extensions that I mentioned, the reliability to the browser that is used (if it's closed source), the less variety of nodes available to broadcast the transaction (as they're only those with APIs), the use of javascript for randomness generation which is not recommended for a number of reasons.

Then, it's the reputation of the software; yours is something new and judging from the 1.83 MB js file, I don't have the time to check what is the back end doing.

Again, I don't criticize you. You made your software and that's good for you. All I'm saying is that I don't find serious utility, especially given the above risks.