Sorry, I don't have the capacity to commit a fix at the moment, but there is interest in us building cryptoglance again in a better cross-platform way.

HOWEVER, if you'd like to make a change, you can try:
1) Find the code for cryptoglance. If it was installed on windows, its under the install location and within "app" i believe.
2) Find the file: includes/classes/wallets/bitcoin.php
3) Remove the // on line 10, add a // on line 11
4) Remove the // on line 22, add a // on line 23
5) Save and reload the app.


This should be all it needs.

We host the conversion, so 1 BTC = x fiat.

The other coins are remote apis with blockchain services. Which coins do you have in your wallet, I can review the API endpoints. PM if you don't want public knowledge

Interesting... Can you hit this URL? http://walletapi.cryptoglance.info/?from=ETH&to=CAD

N8tureboy, next time this happens, please PM us the config file for the miner. We're looking for an corruption of data.

Or, compare a working config with a broken config and let us know what's different?

We'll look into it! Don't have any miners though. Might have a USB stick miner somewhere, but cost of mining in Ontario is just way too high for us to keep it going... That's also partially why no updates have come out lately, we can't really test anything.

One user has made a ton of changes that were submitted to us that we need to review, that's also on our list of things.

16.04? What is that

There's not much I can do the DEVICES section is empty, not sure what bminer changed but they broke the api

We don't have an s9 miner to test against.

If someone has the app open, press CTRL + D and enter your s9 IP address + port. Can you paste the results here?

Update: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1452009.msg15346329#msg15346329

Hey All,

Currently we're in the process of reviewing the codebase for the modifications of CryptoGlance that are delivered with this paid app. We believe it's in the communities best interest to release software that does not cause any harm.

We will update this thread as our code review has finished. At this moment, we have not found anything malicious code.

It should

Unfortunately not

Sorry all for being inactive. We're trying our best to be around.

This can happen when cookies somehow corrupt or if your screen size is too small.


Currently CryptoGlance will look for an 'x' in the chip status that cgminer reports and will try to restart the miner. I'm not sure if the s7 reports it the same as the s5, but the s5 is what we build that feature for.

Trying to help as best we can, but note that the standalone cryptoGlance application is exactly that. It is sandboxed, and does not depend on anything else. It doesn't even have Shockwave Flash included with it.

Everything else you are saying is indicative of a deeper problem with your system. When Task Manager loads, even slowly, once it is open, click the PROCESSES tab and then sort by CPU. This should tell you which process is stressing your PC.

Apart from that, there's not much else we can tell you. You may wish to try restarting Windows in Safe Mode with Networking, then see if the problem still exists. Or, try NOT running cryptoGlance as you use your PC, and then see if the same behaviour/lagging occurs. If you still believe it's the cryptoGlance standalone app, then you should try installing XAMPP and running the PHP version of cryptoGlance from source.

Again, that's about all that we can suggest.

That's the key, as you'd need to find out which script it is referring to. If you are using the standalone cryptoGlance application, and Firefox or Chrome tells you that there is an unresponsive script, then it is not cryptoGlance, although you should use Task Manager to determine which process is consuming a lot of your CPU and making your system unresponsive.

Failing that, maybe try cryptoGlance on another system? It sounds like an issue that's specific to your current system there. Tough to troubleshoot as well, but again, you're the first person to report such an issue. We'll keep our ears out for anyone else who experiences the same thing.

Thanks!

cryptoGlance shouldn't affect other applications on your system unless you have the update times set too frequently. Even still, we don't allow you to set very aggressive update timers either. This is the first we've heard of this issue, however it would be a good idea to investigate your system's other running processes next time you notice it, and try to determine what the real culprit is.

Hope that helps!

Update: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1452009.msg15346329#msg15346329

Fubly,

You're using Cryptoglance in a commercial product with zero communication to us (the developers of cryptoglance), nor have we given you any permission to use our application.

We are not associated with you or this release.

Cryptoglance defines this requirement in the README: http://imgur.com/3HSwAMd


We highly recommend that the community avoids this user and their software. Firmware can be modified to mine to their own btc address, be harmful to your miner, etc. Additional, this version of cryptoglance can also be unsafe and dangerous to your machine (backdoor trojan,  malware,  etc).

Fubly, please remove cryptoGlance from your software package if you continue to charge money for it.

That's the plan Ideally every table would have customized columns

Will do! I'm hoping to get back into CryptoGlance development by next week. Dealing with a new job that's sucked up all my time and energy