Quote from: Muhammed Zakir on September 08, 2014, 10:08:09 AM

Quote from: tvbcof on September 06, 2014, 11:12:20 PM

Quote from: MadGamer on September 06, 2014, 08:11:00 AM

I really don't know what to do . I like Bitcoin core .. but that blockchain size downloading takes for ever Shocked

so should I go with blockchain.info or take Multibit ? what's the safest ? thanks

Both solutions leave your secret key under your control. In theory. I use blockchain.info because last I looked Multibit required a Java install which is not available for my secure platform and which I don't even feel comfortable installing on my non-secure Windows machine. To much bloat, opacity, and weirdness with that framework for my tastes. I'm not a frequent Bitcoin user and hope that if blockchain.info's JS infrastructure is compromised, someone would note it in code before I got screwed. I don't think I've done a transaction since the selling opportunity early in the year, though, and have not kept up on things lately.

Yes. That's right! But is blockchain.info really secure? It is web wallet, so it might get hacked any time. IMO it is better to use Mutlibit HD which is a little better than Multibit. Remember, it is in Beta stage, so if you want a stable one, you can use Multibit. If you can't install Java, you can use Electrum.

Quote from: btchange on September 06, 2014, 09:17:23 AM

is there a way to make bitcoin blocks minimum?

Now there is no option to make it. If you can't download whole blocks, then use other wallets like Multibit, Electrum or any web wallet(not recommended) such as Blockchain.info, Coinbase, Hive etc...

~~MZ~~

There is a huge difference between blockchain.info wallet and any other wallets. Some of the online wallet service are shared wallet which means you do not control the private key. You can request blockchain.info to send you a copy of your wallet and you could also export the private key. On blockchain.info, the person controlling the private key is only you, they have no access of the private key. You can enable two factor authentication for a better security however.