It sure is different....
Personally not very fond of all the animations.
Topic: Most beautiful block explorer ever ? (Read 3098 times)
Really Cool Block Explorer. Thank you very much for the same. I am bookmarking it for my future use.
That's a really cool explorer! I like how it labels multisig addresses with keyholes.
Any other musicians in here??
They have the tones set to play within a scale, but it's random so it's driving me crazy waiting for it to resolve back to I when it plays I, III, V, I and then doesn't resolve
Any other musicians in here??
They have the tones set to play within a scale, but it's random so it's driving me crazy waiting for it to resolve back to I when it plays I, III, V, I and then doesn't resolve
What does this I, III, V, I mean ? Why did not you write them as I, II, III, IV ?
I think, it has something to do with music notes...
This is the awesome explorer I ever see. I pinned in my favorite bar.
It has animations, but is really smooth and fine.
It has animations, but is really smooth and fine.
That's a really cool explorer! I like how it labels multisig addresses with keyholes.
Any other musicians in here??
They have the tones set to play within a scale, but it's random so it's driving me crazy waiting for it to resolve back to I when it plays I, III, V, I and then doesn't resolve
Any other musicians in here??
They have the tones set to play within a scale, but it's random so it's driving me crazy waiting for it to resolve back to I when it plays I, III, V, I and then doesn't resolve
What does this I, III, V, I mean ? Why did not you write them as I, II, III, IV ?
Really nice website, really like the graphic and motion graph. Japan have a creative things which can be modify things to be an awesome look.
That's a really cool explorer! I like how it labels multisig addresses with keyholes.
Any other musicians in here??
They have the tones set to play within a scale, but it's random so it's driving me crazy waiting for it to resolve back to I when it plays I, III, V, I and then doesn't resolve
Any other musicians in here??
They have the tones set to play within a scale, but it's random so it's driving me crazy waiting for it to resolve back to I when it plays I, III, V, I and then doesn't resolve
this is definitely a creative explorer for sure but i wouldn't call it the most beautiful ever though
Im a classic. To me, nothing gets better than the simple and slick design of the blockchain.info site. Unfortunately, now I can't trust it since the satoshis coins incident.
Is there any other layout that is as good as blockchain.info's one?
Is there any other layout that is as good as blockchain.info's one?
Here is a list - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/which-block-explorer-do-you-use-636463
Chose your favorite one.
Im a classic. To me, nothing gets better than the simple and slick design of the blockchain.info site. Unfortunately, now I can't trust it since the satoshis coins incident.
Is there any other layout that is as good as blockchain.info's one?
Is there any other layout that is as good as blockchain.info's one?
Should we consider this as the most beautiful block explorer ever ?
http://chainflyer.bitflyer.jp
Those who want to browse it in english, just adjust the settings...
this is definitely the most beautiful block explorer i have ever seen, of course good explorer does not need a good design if it works properly but still its pretty amazing http://chainflyer.bitflyer.jp
Those who want to browse it in english, just adjust the settings...
Has anyone checked a multisig Tx on this block explorer ? The representation is awesome...
I remember a block explorer where you would see bubbles that constituted different transactions and the bigger the transaction the bigger the bubble. Every bubble made a different musical note all in harmony with each other so it made a never ending sort of music box melody. It was amazing but i lost the URL sadly.
Here the bubble visualizer you mean: http://www.bitlisten.com/
An English version would be nice as well.. Although it wouldn't be hard to understand as it takes English input anyway.
English version is already there. Please check the OP.
I think the option is hidden so that everyone assumes there is no other language. Hiding it behind a settings icon while normally everyone would avaid flags to click, flags in a dropdownbox, Languageshortcuts or something like that.
May be that is the Japanese design speciality.
An English version would be nice as well.. Although it wouldn't be hard to understand as it takes English input anyway.
English version is already there. Please check the OP.
I think the option is hidden so that everyone assumes there is no other language. Hiding it behind a settings icon while normally everyone would avaid flags to click, flags in a dropdownbox, Languageshortcuts or something like that.
An English version would be nice as well.. Although it wouldn't be hard to understand as it takes English input anyway.
English version is already there. Please check the OP.
An English version would be nice as well.. Although it wouldn't be hard to understand as it takes English input anyway.
I remember a block explorer where you would see bubbles that constituted different transactions and the bigger the transaction the bigger the bubble. Every bubble made a different musical note all in harmony with each other so it made a never ending sort of music box melody. It was amazing but i lost the URL sadly.
Here the bubble visualizer you mean: http://www.bitlisten.com/
Is that true? Do you have some links? Because if it's so I'd definitely like to know and avoid it. 
I remember a block explorer where you would see bubbles that constituted different transactions and the bigger the transaction the bigger the bubble. Every bubble made a different musical note all in harmony with each other so it made a never ending sort of music box melody. It was amazing but i lost the URL sadly.
Here the bubble visualizer you mean: http://www.bitlisten.com/
At first it does indeed look and sound amazing, but eventually it gets too graphical and the sounds become just too anoying.
I like the way it tries to make the blockchain info more friendly, but there's still much work to be done there before i would call it the "Most beautiful block explorer ever"
cheers
I like the way it tries to make the blockchain info more friendly, but there's still much work to be done there before i would call it the "Most beautiful block explorer ever"
cheers
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