Quote from: Forsyth Jones on May 15, 2025, 01:22:25 PM

Quote from: GingerWallet on May 05, 2025, 11:12:49 AM

Hello,

Settings → Bitcoin tab → Dust Threshold
Dust Threshold
Coins received from others to already used addresses won’t appear below this amount. To prevent potential dust attacks.

I'm testing Gingerwallet again. I've changed this value several times, and it's currently set to 0.0 BTC. The inputs from the same address didn't appear, but that's ok.

We know it's possible to restore a wallet in Gingerwallet using the 12-word recovery phrase together with the password (which is the extension of the BIP39 mnemonic). However, can I optionally make backups of the file saved locally as well?

In this case, 2 wallet files are saved: "wallet.json" and "wallet.attr". Do I need these two files to restore the wallet on another computer through Gingerwallet?

I'm sorry if this question has already been asked, I couldn't find it. However, I'd like to confirm.

My interface shows an exclamation mark, but Tor is running. When I click to get details, I'm redirected to this link in my browser > https://status.torproject.org/

Searching in the docs (wasabi) I found this FAQ that may solve the issue: https://docs.wasabiwallet.io/FAQ/FAQ-GeneralBitcoinPrivacy.html#my-country-isp-is-blocking-censoring-tor-how-can-i-use-wasabi-with-tor-bridges

Would following these steps solve a possible problem related to the connection to Tor?

Hello,

The wallet.json is the important one, the attr files contains your settings. You will need to ask for a full resync on the new computer. Still, not advised to use them as backup files.
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