Max K.

@LevitatingBusinessMan You can just go to Settings->Network->Allow incoming connections. For a daemon client you need a dogecoin.conf file in your data director (where wallet.dat is) with the parameter I mentioned.

Hm it might be possible to brute force but I never tried this 🤔

If it wasn't set before that might work. About brute forcing not sure. Don't think there are any ready made tools out there.

Check out the `-pl` command line flag of Maven. Excluding the examples module from the F-Droid build seems sensible to me as it's certainly not needed for the Wallet builds.

Calls are made here and it appears the Bter API is (currently?) not available anymore: https://github.com/langerhans/dogecoin-wallet-new/blob/master/wallet/src/de/schildbach/wallet/data/ExchangeRatesProvider.java I guess that needs to be replaced with another API provider then...

Having used both I would prefer CMC. If you want to tackle this, then feel free and thanks in advance. I will probably update the wallet to upstream code soon-ish...

You'll need Android Studio for it. Also it's kinda hard to get it to compile in first place as you need to compile libdohj and bitcoinj from source to even...

Okay, while working on the rebase on the latest upstream changes I have also fixed this issue. The wallet will now use CMC for the conversion. If you already worked...

Version 1.08 is super old. Get the latest release from here: https://github.com/langerhans/dogecoin-wallet-new/releases/tag/2.0.8

If by "a previous address" you mean one from the same wallet then that's not an issue. The address don't get lost, they are just not displayed front and center...