> Wallet32 shows you the change addresses also. If you want this feature just send a feature request to them.
I think there better to use BTCReceive from same author
As i know for Wallet32 you need to import there private seed (i don't have Wallet32 right now - may be i make mistake)
But BTCReceive undetstands xpub keys of accounts. The xpub keys of accounts can be found in mytrezor.com advanced options for each account.
But there bad news - BTCReceive now works only with one account and there no way to delete account
Only uninstall + install again BTCReceive.
If you will want to import to Wallet32 you private key (seed) for viewing of change addresses so why you need the Trezor?
You did not read the post right above yours where I said:I think there better to use BTCReceive from same author
As i know for Wallet32 you need to import there private seed (i don't have Wallet32 right now - may be i make mistake)
But BTCReceive undetstands xpub keys of accounts. The xpub keys of accounts can be found in mytrezor.com advanced options for each account.
But there bad news - BTCReceive now works only with one account and there no way to delete account
Only uninstall + install again BTCReceive.If you will want to import to Wallet32 you private key (seed) for viewing of change addresses so why you need the Trezor?
FWIW I was not suggesting anyone actually use Wallet32 to determine the change addresses. What I was saying is that Wallet32 (and probably other wallets) do show the changes addresses. MyTrezor would just need to add another tab in order to show the changes addresses - like some other wallets do.