New Bugfix Release: 1.1.1

Please download the latest version for further use.

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New Release: 1.1.0

* UI improvements
    * Always reset view on opening of HTML file
    * Spinner in print button
    * Decrypt PrivKey: Block input fields while decryption process is on-going
* Dockerized build process
* Updated dependencies
* Enable donations over Lightning

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Check out coinglacier.org if you are looking for SegWit support.

coinglacier.org is NOT affected by this vulnerability:
https://github.com/dominictarr/event-stream/issues/116

There's a video series on YouTube about Bitcoin security and it also includes a comprehensive tutorial of coinglacier.org:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RO4aGOBulY&list=PLw2CWTI2tWri1NkoE6GSVHdwXjJUngAE2

I think so too, at least it was this perceived lack that motivated us to start developing.

Glad you like it 

With pleasure. Coinglacier.org uses cryptographic secure random numbers provided by your browser: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Crypto/getRandomValues . This should be safe. However, as an additional security measure, we add more entropy on top of this, in case there is an unexpected flaw in your browsers implementation of Crypto.getRandomValues(). This is the part that is time consuming at the startup of the page. We do this through the use of the NPM package "more-entropy": https://www.npmjs.com/package/more-entropy

What it does is it runs some calculations in the background and measures the time used for each calculation. The resulting times are then used as the additional entropy which we XOR with the entropy from Crypto.getRandomValues().
This is basically the counterpart to moving your mouse around on bitaddress.org .

Hmmm.. interesting. Is it only the QR codes that takes long to load or also the addresses and private keys? Also, does it only happen when you password encrypt your private keys? In the case that would be normal, because the BIP38 decryption is rather resource consuming by design. This is not a bug, but a feature. Since the procedure takes so long, it is much harder for an attacker to brute force your password.

That could easily be implemented if people desire it. The idea was to have a very easy "single wallet" page, without all the options and leave the more advanced stuff for the "paper wallet" page. Of course you can also generate a paper wallet containing only one single address there.

Thank you for your feedback!
One question about this one:
--> What browser do you use? On a desktop/tablet/smartphone?

Heard you guys 
We've created a service similar to bitaddress.org supporting Segwit (both P2SH-P2WPKH and native P2WPKH) and added some other new features:
https://coinglacier.org

Check out the announcement here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4461152

It's open source:
https://github.com/dalitsairio/coinglacier.org
Don't Trust. Verify.

We have always loved to use bitaddress.org for securing our Bitcoin offline. It is a great tool for cold storage and a big thank you from our side to the author(s).
However, it seems like the development of bitaddress.org has come to a halt which has lead to the lack of support for new Bitcoin features (most notably SegWit Addresses).
There are other generators out there like https://segwitaddress.org/ but they do not come close to the scope of features offered by bitaddress.org.

This lack of comprehensive yet up-to-date paper wallet generators has bothered us to the point where we decided to develop a tool ourselves.
With this in mind, we would like to introduce you to our implementation for a possible bitaddress.org successor:
https://coinglacier.org

The major differences are the new Bitcoin features that coinglacier.org supports:

• SegWit and Bech32 Support
• Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) Wallets
• (password-protected) Mnemonics
• Possibility to show extended public keys
• We have changed the additional entropy generation from mouse movements to using the NPM package more-entropy in the background

Besides of that we have maintained the highly appreciated possibility to BIP38-encrypt private keys.
We do this asynchronously using web workers though, so it should be a bit faster for you if you are generating multiple addresses ;-)
Furthermore, we have kept the application as an all-in-one HTML file, so you can easily download the file and run it locally.

Of course you are skeptic at this point about whether you may trust our software or not.
We appreciate your skepticism it's a good thing to be skeptical in this space.
The good point is, coinglacier.org is fully open source and available on Github, so:
Don't Trust. Verify.

This is just the start of the development, we still have a lot of ideas to implement!
So if you want to support the further enlargement of the glacier, consider a donation to one of the following addresses:
35UEpPEJH9HgvMaqwiAZFaLwdEcxzo18K4
bc1qjgr5cwtpsaqq3sxsprnhv49hj8fy3s7szen92y

Coinglacier.org is safest when you open the HTML file locally (from an offline computer if possible).
For a safe installation, please follow the instructions on the Github readme:
https://github.com/dalitsairio/coinglacier.org

The watch-only wallet Sentinel is a great complement to coinglacier.org cold wallets and works best when you scan your extended private key(s).
This will then allow you to

• Have an overview about your balances
• Sweep BTC from other private keys onto your cold storage

and all this while not losing the security of a cold wallet.

Comments, criticism, pull requests, feedback and donations are welcome.
More documentation and features will follow.

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