I prefer keepkey
The first step is to install the KeepKey Wallet extension for the Chrome browser. You can do this by going to keepkeywallet.com, which immediately switches to the download page:
The next step is to install the KeepKey Proxy Chrome application, which can be downloaded at keepkeyproxy.com.
This process is also very simple. I don’t know why they didn’t combine this process, as in the case of Trezor and Ledger the installation takes place in one stage. Maybe someday they will do it, although, in principle, both stages will not take much of your time.
Next you need to click on the icon, which appeared on the Chrome control panel
To initialize, you need to press just one button, then enter the name of the device.
I like it, it's simple and not expensive
But if it doesn’t suit you - these are also good wallets but I haven’t personally used it https://www.bestadvisor.com/bitcoin-wallet
Topic: [Podcast] BitCoin Review - Episode #3 - E-Wallet No More (Read 729 times)
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This is the third episode of the BitCoin Review podcast. It was recorded on August 5, 2011 with Carmen S. and this week’s guest is Ravinder Jagdev from RavzRadio.
Stories mentioned during the show:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mybitcoin-back-up-with-a-press-release-34517
http://www.geekosystem.com/bitcoin-mining-botnet-controlled-twitter/
Websites mentioned during the show:
http://mybitcoin.com/
-Carmen
Stories mentioned during the show:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mybitcoin-back-up-with-a-press-release-34517
http://www.geekosystem.com/bitcoin-mining-botnet-controlled-twitter/
Websites mentioned during the show:
http://mybitcoin.com/
-Carmen
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