Quote from: Cyberczar on February 03, 2024, 08:48:02 PM

I saved the seeds of several wallets in a Google Doc document. I've been going through the history if one that matched but there's nothing. Any idea how to search Google Docs linkd to different email accounts at once withe 'Everything' Still trying to figure out how to use the software.

This is likely one of the worst ways to store your mnemonic recovery words of your wallets. You type the words on an online device and store them online in the Google cloud without any control who and what algorithms at Google could have access to your data. Let someone at Google program some algorithm to scan the cloud for a number of words divisible by 3 and member of the BIP-39 word set and you're screwed.

Next issue is that you seem to not have any sort of order to store valuable data of your wallets when you don't know or can't find the Google docs where you saved that details. Holy crap, are you serious? This is so much of a recipe for desaster.

Quote from: Cyberczar on Today at 03:25:48 PM

I couldn't find the file, so I just re-installed Atomic wallet and it saved as Atomic Wallet (1) gave me the impression that the old wallet was still on the drive. I opened it and it was my old wallet.

At least that worked out.

Remember that Atomic Wallet was compromised around midth of 2023 and creators of Atomic Wallet weren't so far any helpful to investigate and publish the causes of this incident. I would stay away from Atomic Wallet!
See here: A Non-Custodial wallet, Atomic Wallet, being compromised