Hi Jostmey,
Thanks for your reply - I understand that there are only so many hours in the day to actually do dev work.
Best of success for seachbitcoin.com !
:-)
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I would endorse it on my website, and even work toward embedding it on Search Bitcoin.
However, I do not have time to work on the code for the shopping cart software at this time :-(
However, I do not have time to work on the code for the shopping cart software at this time :-(
Hi all,
I've just tried to get this to work in Chrome 12 (our office won't upgrade further for some reason):
but it throws up an error message about an unknown protocol. I'm not a browser expert, so could someone guide me how to register the appropriate protocol handler so I can get an external application to work with it?
Also, my friend is stuck on IE6 at his work and can't edit any settings on the browser due to some policy restrictions. No chance of changing the registry. He's got Java and MultiBit though. How do I configure it for him?
Cheers,
Gary
I've just tried to get this to work in Chrome 12 (our office won't upgrade further for some reason):
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but it throws up an error message about an unknown protocol. I'm not a browser expert, so could someone guide me how to register the appropriate protocol handler so I can get an external application to work with it?
Also, my friend is stuck on IE6 at his work and can't edit any settings on the browser due to some policy restrictions. No chance of changing the registry. He's got Java and MultiBit though. How do I configure it for him?
Cheers,
Gary
Yeah sorry - edited it pretty much straight after I posted it.
Yes - you are right as long as there is a client consuming bitcoin uris.
Yes - you are right as long as there is a client consuming bitcoin uris.
Thanks for the image embed tip josmey.
josmey?There is no patent on it no! :-)
So lets see when Amazon extends its one-click-patent to one-drag.There is a difference between a drag-to-MultiBit and a clickable link.
In the first one, all the control is in *your* application on the client, so nobody sees your private keys.
With the click the HTTP GET goes back to the merchant. How much do they know about you and your wallet ?
I would rather keep my private keys to myself and only send out signed transactions.
Huh??? Ultra-Huh?In the first one, all the control is in *your* application on the client, so nobody sees your private keys.
With the click the HTTP GET goes back to the merchant. How much do they know about you and your wallet ?
I would rather keep my private keys to myself and only send out signed transactions.
!?! Who's talking about outbound communication of any private key stuff?I assume you misread this as requiring a private key? If you sell a book you generate a receiving address, 1GNQ5zGKBKwx6TQXPra7fhkQ33wBSq8cw9 for example. You set a price, 1.25BTC for example and you pack it into a swatch ... or such an url.
You can then make the bitcoin client consume the bitcoin-scheme and tada ... click should work. On android it already does.
Thanks for the image embed tip giszmo.
There is no patent on it no! :-)
There is a difference between a drag-to-MultiBit and a clickable link.
In the first one, all the control is in *your* application on the client, so nobody sees your private keys.
With the click the HTTP GET goes back to the merchant. How much do they know about you and your wallet ?
I would rather keep my private keys to myself and only send out signed transactions.
There is no patent on it no! :-)
There is a difference between a drag-to-MultiBit and a clickable link.
In the first one, all the control is in *your* application on the client, so nobody sees your private keys.
With the click the HTTP GET goes back to the merchant. How much do they know about you and your wallet ?
I would rather keep my private keys to myself and only send out signed transactions.
Did you file a one-drag-buy patent already cause the only benefit I see is in avoiding the one-click-buy patent by amazon 
Else the one click is definitely superior.
Else the one click is definitely superior.
I would say a clickable link is easier than both ...
I wish I could post images directly into my replies . . .
then do:
Code:
[img]http://multibit.org/payJim.png[/img]
I wish I could post images directly into my replies . . .
Anyhow - imagine I want you to pay me 5.6 BTC for something I did for you.
Which is easier to understand:
This image:
http://multibit.org/payJim.png
That you can email to someone, put into your Word document, print off if you like, whatever.
Or this string of text:
bitcoin:1GNNqScgFrMAuw3ncd7347Zpdx7hzxN68i?amount=5.6&label=Pay Jim for services rendered
They both represent the same information but the swatch is easier for people to use (in my opinion).
Once you have seen one swatch, the distinctive layout makes any other that you see immediately obvious what it is.
Sorry - I am off topic I know so will stop there.
Anyhow - imagine I want you to pay me 5.6 BTC for something I did for you.
Which is easier to understand:
This image:
http://multibit.org/payJim.png
That you can email to someone, put into your Word document, print off if you like, whatever.
Or this string of text:
bitcoin:1GNNqScgFrMAuw3ncd7347Zpdx7hzxN68i?amount=5.6&label=Pay Jim for services rendered
They both represent the same information but the swatch is easier for people to use (in my opinion).
Once you have seen one swatch, the distinctive layout makes any other that you see immediately obvious what it is.
Sorry - I am off topic I know so will stop there.
That looks very interesting and probably could be integrated in some way, if not just an offshoot of what he is currently offering.
That's pretty neat. But why is it better than a clickable URI? For paying via your phone, MultiBit can display a QRcode for the phone to scan, rather than the website. It's not really obvious without watching the video that you can drag/drop the swatch.
Hi Jostmey,
Quite a while ago you posted on bitcointalk about making bitcoin purchases easier for merchants.
I am the lead dev on MultiBit so have been approaching it from the user experience side of things.
Have a look at this YouTube Gary Rowe and I put together recently:
http://YouTube.com/user/MultiBitOrg
We think bitcoin swatches would make it really easy to buy online. You could also surf on the 'big' computer and then pay with your wallet on your Android phone as the QR codes are standard bitcoin uri format.
Is this something you would be interested in working together on to get a common approach ?
Regards
Jim
Quite a while ago you posted on bitcointalk about making bitcoin purchases easier for merchants.
I am the lead dev on MultiBit so have been approaching it from the user experience side of things.
Have a look at this YouTube Gary Rowe and I put together recently:
http://YouTube.com/user/MultiBitOrg
We think bitcoin swatches would make it really easy to buy online. You could also surf on the 'big' computer and then pay with your wallet on your Android phone as the QR codes are standard bitcoin uri format.
Is this something you would be interested in working together on to get a common approach ?
Regards
Jim
As always Jostmey you are doing an awesome job! 
nice site i like it
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