Just to be clear, don't import any sort of information into a web wallet of any kind, not even master public addresses, recommending these kind of practices is simply not safe and I've read it around here before.
If I really wanted to do this the right thing, I would learn how to use Armory as a watch only wallet. This is the best suited wallet to do that, that I know of.
Why not? No one can easily derive the Master Private Key from your Master Public Key easily. Especially without having at least one of the child private key exposed, which you obviously shouldn't have done in the first place. Your privacy can be compromised but that doesn't fall under the category of being "unsafe".If I really wanted to do this the right thing, I would learn how to use Armory as a watch only wallet. This is the best suited wallet to do that, that I know of.
Download Electrum and you can import your MPK or addresses.
Well call me paranoid if you want, but I don't see that as a safe practice. In general, the idea of seeds, or anything that can generate more addresses through a single hash, is a total mistake. Exposing your private keys to move funds from wallet to wallet is a mistake as well, just transact your coins from wallet A to wallet B. It may be too extreme of a view but that's me.
