your "SeedClicker" script is a brilliant concept that addresses keylogger risks, but I did find one potential flaw. What about users who have added a passphrase to their seed phrase for extra security? and those words may not be listed amongst the BIP39 words, they would still need to type in the passphrase using a keyboard, which could expose them to the keyloggers.
I thought about that, and that's why the script doesn't have the words directly in it. It searches for words in a txt file, which can contain all the words the user wants. You can have BIP39 words in several languages, you can write your own words, no matter what words are there, the script will recognize them if there is one per line. I believe this ends up resolving this issue.
But then I think this issue could be mitigated by integrating voice to text script. This would allow users to input their passphrase securely, without relying on keyboard input. It's not a perfect solution, but it could provide an additional layer of security for users who want to use passphrases.
Voice input can be interesting, but it has a small but big challenge. It is the system correctly recognizing the voice. Everyone has different accents, we speak different languages, it could become a problem when the system recognizes a different word or doesn't recognize any word at all. This makes the tool more frustrating than useful.
I think your post was best on the project development board. Non the less;
Actually... I moved back there.
