When the account is first created, the General account settings claims that
email two-factor authentication is enabled and that a confirmation will be sent
to {0} ... even though under Security, Two Factor Authentication is set to None
by default. (Changing the Security setting still does not change the General
message.) This makes me concerned that I will not be able to log in (because it
will expect an email confirmation code, which it cannot send).
Upon account creation, Firefox informs me that "This website (blockchain.info)
is asking to store data on your computer for offline use." Is this necessary for
your service to function? As a new user, I am concerned that if I decline, my
wallet will become lost. (Technically, I do not think this is the case, but it
gives pause to new users.)
Clarification regarding backups (sent via email or otherwise): Are they
encrypted with my passphrase? This should be made perfectly clear to new users.
The last thing I want is my private key being emailed (which should be
impossible since your servers don't even see it - right?).
Under Security, Never Remember Two Factor Login: "Check this if you want to
disable this behaviour and require full authentication every time. Enable /
Disable: []" Confusing... am I checking to disable not (never) remember
two-factor login?? Too many double negatives. Recommend: "Remember Two Factor
Login: Enable [x]"
Security, Restrict To IP: Another "Enable / Disable" conundrum. Also, as a new
user, I am concerned that if I enable this, then my IP changes, there will be no
recourse. This may very well be the case, but a quick sentence explaining would
be good (or explain if there is any way to overcome an IP lockout).
When clicking on "Logging" in the left menu, a red (warning/error?) message
states: "No backups found" ... which does not make sense. (Maybe should read "No
logs found" or should not show up at all here?)
Under Devices, scanning the code does nothing on my device. Is this code my My
Wallet reference number? Am I expected to already have the app installed on my
device? (The Android app crashes at startup on my Google Nexus 7, running
Android 4.2.1.)
Please understand that I'm a big fan of blockchain.info (I was just telling
someone yesterday that I think it's the best site on the Internet). These are
certainly not "complaints" - I hope that my input helps improve new user
experience. As you know, I'm a developer also and love Bitcoin, so I try to be
as helpful and constructive as possible in the community.