Topic: list of coins with web browser wallet (Read 1105 times)
Anything on SuperNET will have an HTML5 wallet ready to go eventually. There's already a handful of currencies functioning in the wallet already I think.
I think burst has a wallet like that? Hosted on your computer but with a web interface.
yes, Burst was already mentionned
i will update the OP with all those coins with that kind of wallet. thank you guys so far, keep 'em coming
I think burst has a wallet like that? Hosted on your computer but with a web interface.
@cakir : lol man... we are not talking about online web wallet here... .hellooooo .
maybe you were only looking to sig spam
maybe you were only looking to sig spam
I'm using Dogechain.info: https://my.dogechain.info/
Also using mynxt.info: https://wallet.mynxt.info/
disclaimer: Never trust online wallets, they can be hacked. I'm just using them for unimportant amounts etc.
Also using mynxt.info: https://wallet.mynxt.info/
disclaimer: Never trust online wallets, they can be hacked. I'm just using them for unimportant amounts etc.
oh nice,l hate windows wallets.
i'm collecting the info because i'm looking for alt coins team that innovates with wallets that are not just another copy&pasted wallet-qt with few mods here and there.
Good one. I might be a little biased but figured there was no shortage of back-end development in crypto.
It's the front-end that gets left behind.
We have spend the last couple of months on building our client.
We have big ideas for FIMK but figured the biggest thing holding us back was the lack of a good UI platform to actually present all our ideas on.
FIMK client runs in your browser https://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/activity/fim/activity/latest, it's made to run on the desktop, mobile and web. The coin deamon and HTML are separate, all the coin deamon exposes is a websocket interface.
You can run the client in your browser over localhost but it's easier to run the desktop app (which embeds a webbrowser) since that can start and stop the daemon for you, so there is no need to start anything on the command line.
FIMK client was written from scratch. It's not a restyled/cloned client. Why are you collecting this info, what are you planning to do with it?
http://fimkchat.com/2015/03/fimk-adds-websocket-support-to-its-core/
You can run the client in your browser over localhost but it's easier to run the desktop app (which embeds a webbrowser) since that can start and stop the daemon for you, so there is no need to start anything on the command line.
FIMK client was written from scratch. It's not a restyled/cloned client. Why are you collecting this info, what are you planning to do with it?
http://fimkchat.com/2015/03/fimk-adds-websocket-support-to-its-core/
very interesting and look good. will try it out
i'm collecting the info because i'm looking for alt coins team that innovates with wallets that are not just another copy&pasted wallet-qt with few mods here and there.
FIMK client runs in your browser https://fimkrypto.github.io/mofo/launch.html#/activity/fim/activity/latest, it's made to run on the desktop, mobile and web. The coin deamon and HTML are separate, all the coin deamon exposes is a websocket interface.
You can run the client in your browser over localhost but it's easier to run the desktop app (which embeds a webbrowser) since that can start and stop the daemon for you, so there is no need to start anything on the command line.
FIMK client was written from scratch. It's not a restyled/cloned client. Why are you collecting this info, what are you planning to do with it?
http://fimkchat.com/2015/03/fimk-adds-websocket-support-to-its-core/
You can run the client in your browser over localhost but it's easier to run the desktop app (which embeds a webbrowser) since that can start and stop the daemon for you, so there is no need to start anything on the command line.
FIMK client was written from scratch. It's not a restyled/cloned client. Why are you collecting this info, what are you planning to do with it?
http://fimkchat.com/2015/03/fimk-adds-websocket-support-to-its-core/
@ChicagoSchooler and @sadface : these are "web wallets" that's not what i asked.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
its only a demo wallet and its running on a testnote. you can access it via a browser. just because you can access it over the internet it doesn't become a web wallet.
the nxt client runs on any linux/win/mac desktop and gets accessed via your browser LOCALLY.
this is exactly what you asked for and its by far the best option so far presented in this thread.
true sadface. i see now it was a demo of that wallet. thanks
@ChicagoSchooler and @sadface : these are "web wallets" that's not what i asked.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
The Burst wallet is a desktop one that's accessed through the browser:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annburst-burst-efficient-hdd-mining-new-123-fork-block-92000-731923
Is that the sort of thing you're looking for?
yes, exactly
thanks. will grab few of this coin and try it.@ChicagoSchooler and @sadface : these are "web wallets" that's not what i asked.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
its only a demo wallet and its running on a testnote. you can access it via a browser. just because you can access it over the internet it doesn't become a web wallet.
the nxt client runs on any linux/win/mac desktop and gets accessed via your browser LOCALLY.
this is exactly what you asked for and its by far the best option so far presented in this thread.
@ChicagoSchooler and @sadface : these are "web wallets" that's not what i asked.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
The Burst wallet is a desktop one that's accessed through the browser:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annburst-burst-efficient-hdd-mining-new-123-fork-block-92000-731923
Is that the sort of thing you're looking for?
@ChicagoSchooler and @sadface : these are "web wallets" that's not what i asked.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
i'm not talking about web wallets.... i'm talking about web interface to a desktop wallet, like these 2 i posted.
wallets that are installed on your pc or mac but that load with a web interface with html,css,javascript,etc...
probably that i wasn't clear enough.. look at the ann links i posted for neoscoin to see an example of what i meant.
nxt
demo.nxt.org
demo.nxt.org
hi,
i'm looking for all altcoins that have web browser wallets, not simple qt-wallets (even if heavily customized).
...and I don't mean "web wallets".
so far, I know of these :
Neoscoin (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annneosneos-v21-blowfish-2fa-theft-recovery-decoy-system-sha-256-994415)
Gaiacoin (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gaia-platform-built-in-appstorepos-20android-807698)
nxt (wallet demo : demo.nxt.org official site : http://nxt.org/)
Burst (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annburst-burst-efficient-hdd-mining-new-123-fork-block-92000-731923)
Fimk (http://fimkchat.com/2015/03/fimk-adds-websocket-support-to-its-core/)
Can you tell me if there are more?
thanks
edited : added those mentionned below (thanks)
i'm looking for all altcoins that have web browser wallets, not simple qt-wallets (even if heavily customized).
...and I don't mean "web wallets".
so far, I know of these :
Neoscoin (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annneosneos-v21-blowfish-2fa-theft-recovery-decoy-system-sha-256-994415)
Gaiacoin (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gaia-platform-built-in-appstorepos-20android-807698)
nxt (wallet demo : demo.nxt.org official site : http://nxt.org/)
Burst (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annburst-burst-efficient-hdd-mining-new-123-fork-block-92000-731923)
Fimk (http://fimkchat.com/2015/03/fimk-adds-websocket-support-to-its-core/)
Can you tell me if there are more?
thanks
edited : added those mentionned below (thanks)
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