A quick question about Counterwallet.
If someone enter the pass phrase with a wrong word by mistake, can he still login to a newly created account? In this case, if he store a lot of XCP into this account, he may have no chance to login to this account later because he did not really know what's the pass phrase he entered.
EDIT: it is confirmed that user can login into a wrong account by accident, for example if he type 'might' for 'mighty' or vice versa.
Is there any measure has been taken to avoid this issue? For example, has to enter pass phrase twice for a newly created account?
EDIT: it seems there's no way to avoid this mistake yet.
Otherwise, users have to be warned that you have to login into the same account at least twice and check the generated addresses are the same, before you store any value into this account.
No, there's no checksum in the passphrases, which are standard within the Bitcoin ecosystem. If it is only off by a little, however, then you can bruteforce your way in.
There are twelve words, so brute forcing is not so easy. It's better to be more considerate now than receiving complaints later. Two suggestions.
1) find a way to avoid typo in creating an account. E.g. Adding an option for people to confirm their pass phrase And encourage them to do so after the first login.
2) if you have a dictionary of acceptable words, remove those similar words: e.g. might/mighty
