chaserene
chaserene
I agree. in places where a view or spend key is referred to, it should be specified whether it's a public or a private one. this includes places such as:...
@anhdres Monero (in its current CryptoNote paradigm) has both public/private view keys and public/private *spend* keys. (good explainer by dEBRUYNE [here](https://monero.stackexchange.com/a/982).) places in the wallet where I encountered them: *...
I've had my first ever failed transaction with 2.2.1 and have no idea how it happened. attempting a resend gave me a doublespend error. I had to log out, switch...
I guess yes, but it's in the bottom left corner.
> this has always been so I could have sworn this was the case, but it is totally possible I remember incorrectly. my suggestion is to offer a new subaddress...
> I dont want default address swapping. An option, ok, but not default. what are the arguments against offering a new subaddress each time by default?
as of now, I don't think that would work if your wallet is password-protected. and your wallet *should* be password-protected. the wallet unlocking happens right before proof-generation. but I think...
this is now implemented, the issue can be closed.
please reopen this. *mixing in* an external physical source of entropy (e.g. dice throws) would allow generating mnemonics that are verifiably immune to false randomness from a backdoored CPU. the...
I mean the two below: > randomness generated by the CPU is weak, but otherwise you trust the CPU to execute code as-is? And by verifiably immune you just mean...