For the beginners out there, an old article has just been updated with the latest version of LN and a few wallets:
Lightning Wallets ComparisonIn depth functionalities review of all Bitcoin Lightning Wallets, analyzed in 4 categories.
As I said, the original article was first published a little bit more than a year ago, but it was updated and published at the beginning of this month.
Based on your posting from a few days ago fillippone, I had wanted to look into some of the lightning wallet comparison matters, and when I clicked on the link that you had provided, nothing opened - causing me to web search based on the descriptors contained therein... which was "lightning 20 wallets 20 comparison"..
Even though my search did not directly bring me to anything exactly with those descriptors, I did find a very recent article on Bitcoin Magazine from Anita Posch - and she is such a great explainer and surely a bitcoin advocate, an open source and self-sovereign advocate with generally great rationales in terms of attempting to figure out trade-offs - including her concerns that sometimes when folks (normies) go into a kind of trusting / custodial mode, they will sometimes get sucked into (lulled like a sleepy baby into) the ease and convenience of such custodial services which might disincentivize them from becoming truly self-sovereign and attempting to control their funds.
Here's a link to her piece:
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/top-bitcoin-lightning-wallets-in-slow-internetFor sure, I am not even proclaiming to be very self-sovereign myself because many of us who are not able to read the code and even some of us who are using walled-garden Apple/IOS products are having to trust others to read the code and others to NOT put overly encumbered spy/rug pulling mechanisms into their closed sourced hardware (that is limited by their software) products.
Part of my recent motivation had been BlueWallet's announcement that they were no longer going to be offering their custodial lightning product that I had started to use some time in late last year, so yeah I am fairly a newbie in terms of actually attempting to interact with the lightning network - even if in somewhat trusted ways... through that BlueWallet product.
Even though Anita is mostly ONLY comparing around 7 lightning network wallet products (namely BlueWallet, Breez, Muun, Phoenix, Wallet of Satoshi, Zap and Zeus), she did seem to be hitting upon some of my concerns regarding some of the trade offs in terms of the Breez wallet, the Phoenix wallet and her concerns regarding how come Wallet of Satoshi had been becoming so popular in recent times...
On a personal level, I frequently have a decent amount of reluctance to be adding too many things to my life at one time, so when BlueWallet announced that it was discontinuing the custodial aspect of their lightning wallet, I had been considering that I just want to move to one wallet.. and be done with it.. yet, after reading Anita's article, I remain torn enough to likely just suck up the additional time to just plan to add both Breez wallet and Phoenix wallet and to see how the set up of each of those go.. and yeah, so far I have not done anything besides saying that I am going to do it.. so what I actually end up doing may well play out differently, and it may be worth a follow up to describe if their had been any issues regarding the set up of either (or both of those).. so I have funds to move from BlueWallet and then it looks like I have to set up initial channels on each of them.. which would likely be from on chain BTC wallets into each of those services.. the other thing is just making sure that I am comfortable with however I end up choosing to back up each of them.. so yeah, even when wallets (or any other new thing) may well seem to be easy to set up, it seems to be part of the process that any of us might not want to get too far over our skiis in terms of setting things up but then not having had adequately figured out our back ups... and/or keeping those back ups organized... I have some ways that I have access to coins through some of my devices, but I have troubles figuring out how to back them up, so sometimes the solution might be to move the coins (value) to some other mechanism in which a back up seems to be available (or known how to access.. prior to either losing the device or sometimes just having one device can lead to several kinds of vulnerabilities... that some of us might not realize that our devices and our back ups are all in the same place and what would happen if our house burnt down, for example)...