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The best thing i like about blue wallet and started using it recently is the read only wallet, where I can watch my bitcoin balance in my wallet on my android phone and feel safe even if my android phone is lost no one can get access to my coins. Yeah, that's what a watch-only wallet is for. Your wallet doesn't have private keys or a seed imported into the software. Therefore, it can't sign and send transactions. But you can import specific addresses or the master public key (xpub) to monitor the balances of all the addresses in your wallet. And yeah, if someone steals your phone, they don't get the signing keys to your coins. However, you lose your privacy because they can see everything you have in that wallet and in which addresses. You can ask the same for mycelium or bluewallet, why haven't they released a better app for desktop? Why are they just better in mobile mode despite being so popular? Blue Wallet actually has a desktop app, but they don't highlight it enough on their website. They have big download buttons for their iOS and Android versions and a bit of text mentioning their desktop wallet. There is also a link to the desktop version at the bottom of the site. Their OS choice is also peculiar. No Linux, no Windows, and only macOS.I have never used the desktop version of the blue wallet but I have it installed on my mobile. Also for my desktop, I use electrum and I think that is the best combination, that is Electrum on desktop and Blue Wallet on mobile. The best thing i like about blue wallet and started using it recently is the read only wallet, where I can watch my bitcoin balance in my wallet on my android phone and feel safe even if my android phone is lost no one can get access to my coins. Considering that the discussion is over two years old and nothing has been developed yet, we could say that they "had" plans, and that's it. Apart from "some bot activities" in the past couple of years, you're right [it no longer seems to be part of their plans].~Snipped~ The history of revisions shows that all changes were done in June 2021. A lot of time has passed without anything happening on that front. - Luckily, there's still a workaround (e.g. an Android emulator like BlueStacks) for those who'd like to try it on Windows, but I'd only use it for insignificant amounts. Just checked and it seems that they have some plans for releasing a Windows app in the future, but the same can't be said for Linux. Considering that the discussion is over two years old and nothing has been developed yet, we could say that they "had" plans, and that's it.
Their OS choice is also peculiar. No Linux, no Windows, and only macOS. I agree... Just checked and it seems that they have some plans for releasing a Windows app in the future, but the same can't be said for Linux: Any plans for Windows and Linux desktop clients?
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