Quote from: dkbit98 on Today at 02:05:30 PM

How come every single hardware wallet except ledger doesn't have any similar issues like this?

I can only speak about the devices I have or which I have used for a while, not about what I don't have or know. Trezors function in a different way. You don't install individual crypto apps on them like you do on a Ledger, so it isn't comparable. You enable and disable support for assets through the Trezor Suite.

Quote from: dkbit98 on Today at 02:05:30 PM

There is no improvements in shitcoin blockchains, I don't think Doge was ever seriously updated for years, and same thing for bch, so nothing changed.
There is literally zero new features with this bigger size apps...

Again, I can't comment on things I don't know about. What changed with the apps is something you can check personally if you know how to. Ledger's crypto apps are open-source, and many of them are created by the devs of the various crypto projects, not Ledger and their team. I don't have the knowledge to read and understand code and I don't think you have either. Such assessment are better left to those who know. Best case scenario: get someone to do it for you, and prove that they are maliciously inflating the app sizes if you can.

Quote from: dkbit98 on Today at 02:05:30 PM

...it's just one more way to force people to switch from model s to other newer models.

As a Ledger Nano S user, it's not working on me. If someone is susceptible by outside factors, it's their problem.