Quote from: zelante on September 05, 2014, 07:03:18 AM

Quote from: bitfreak! on September 03, 2014, 06:30:51 PM

Ok I have release the web wallet I mentioned a few pages back. Like I said before, it doesn't support client side wallet encryption so I suggest only using it as an alternative to Qt by running it on your own local Apache server. It is fully capable of acting as an online web wallet however, and should anyone attempt it, make sure you force https connections. It requires PHP 5.4 or greater and the latest cryptonited revision (no binaries available yet, you'll have to compile it yourself using source from github).

Web Wallet: https://github.com/MiniblockchainProject/WebWalletQtAlt

Reasons to use it:
* check and change withdrawal limits
* get better control over tx inputs and outputs
* take advantage of the built-in explorer
* easily check stats like coin supply, block reward, etc.

My next task is to create a simple open source block explorer, which shouldn't take me very long because I've already had to write a lot of the code for the basic explorer which is built into the web wallet. Then after that I'll create a fork of the web wallet which supports client side encryption (like the blockchain.info web wallet), but the block explorer is more important so I need to get that done first. The multi-sig tools section of the web wallet also needs to be expanded but that can wait too.

Using it as an alternative to Qt. (xampp)
Work like a charm!

Looks really good, but way too complicated to install atm(for the average noob). Convenience is for the greater good.