There is no big differences between explorers, but i personally prefer using Blockchair because it explores many blockchains like Eth and Cardano.. After being a blockchain.com user for years, but stop using it because it was the last to support segwit addresses.
For me, as an arabic user, i wish to see an explorer using the arabic language.
Blockchain.com explorer is avalaible in 21 languages, Blockchair with 6 languages. And some of them are not widely used like Italiano and Polski, while the arabic language is used in all middle east countries (including Israel) and north africa.
I know that it's not that easy to translate many technical terms, but none gave it a try. Almost all blockchain technical concepts are in the bitcoin whitepaper, and there is an arabic version available of it.
Topic: What do you miss in block explorers - page 2. (Read 367 times)
I think most of us will use block explorers once in a while. I personally use them for fast checking things like a transaction based on a hash, get the height of the latest found block, see if an address has been used and/or what the balance is, etc.
But this got me wondering if there's anything you miss in current block explorers? Anything you would like to see answered by using a decent explorer but just can't seem to do with any at the moment? Or anything in particular a specific explorer do has to offer while others don't?
Looking forward to your replies/ideas.
But this got me wondering if there's anything you miss in current block explorers? Anything you would like to see answered by using a decent explorer but just can't seem to do with any at the moment? Or anything in particular a specific explorer do has to offer while others don't?
Looking forward to your replies/ideas.
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