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CarbonWallet.com

JavaScript Based Online Bitcoin Wallet

http://CarbonWallet.com

Features:

Deterministic wallet addresses.
Anonymous.
Runs in the browser
Keys created in memory.

Chrome packaged app

Here's how you can run Carbon Wallet as a Chrome packaged app without having to go through the Chrome Web store:

Clone the code
Go to "Menu > Tools > Extensions" in Chrome
Make sure "Developer mode" is checked at the top
Click "Load unpacked extension"
Navigate to the carbonwallet.github.io directory and click OK
Carbon Wallet will now appear as an option in your App list in Chrome

Executables

Build carbonwallet on windows, mac and linux

npm install grunt-node-webkit-builder --save-dev
npm install grunt-contrib-compress --save-dev
npm install -g grunt-cli
grunt

Licence

http://opensource.org/licenses/CDDL-1.0

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carbonwallet.github.io's Issues

Many different passphrases resolve to the same address.

If I use a passphrase that doesn't contain specific English words (for example "a b c d e f g h i j k l" or "Ik heb van het leven bijna niets verwacht. Het geluk is nu" or even "To be, or not to be, that is the question: Whether 'tis"), I always get the same wallet, which starts with the address:

1LwjkL117drNTzPAhWdDpoWSn3JDtd9kMo

This seems very insecure, especially for non-English speakers who might, unknowingly, use a very weak passphrase. Perhaps there should be a warning if only a few words are used to generate the address?

Unable to send out my Zcash

Hi all,

I am unable to send out my Zcash. Can anyone help pls?

Bitcoin Fee

Hello how i can change the fee and where the fee goes there stand 0.0005btc fee plus miner fee. So i thing that a bit btc goes to a Wallet as a donation how to change the Bitcoin Wallet that i get a few btc.

WARNING about instawallet style URL _posts / 2013-06-20-you-can-now-access-your-carbon-wallet-by-a-web-link.textile

As with the instawallet style URLs, users should not be recommended to use this kind of instant access in browsers.

eg.

Google Chrome records and sends to their servers what the user types in the omnibox to "bettter serve" the results. So user's seed will be leaked to Google's servers and added to Google search results as already happened with instawallet wallet private URLs that holds the private keys.

Your wallet doesn't have a password to access coins, so you'll end up making the same mistake.

adding new coin?

hello,
is it possible to add other coin on carbonwallet?
please advise which file to be updated or provide instruction if any.

Add txid

It would be useful to add the txid of a transaction.

Chrome extension install problem

Here is the message I got when trying to install as a Chrome extension on Mac OS X 10.7.5 and Chrome Version 28.0.1500.71

Could not load extension from '/Users/boussac/Downloads/carbonwallet.github.io-master'. Cannot load extension with file or directory name _config.yml. Filenames starting with _ are reserved for use by the system.

Bad request

A few days ago I can not send: BAD REQUEST

no longer works

Problem connect server ?
Balance: 0.00000NaN

"Change" addresses not generated when entering passphrase from Electrum

When entering a passphrase previously generated with Electrum, the first seven addresses (corresponding to the "receiving" addresses in Electrum) are correct, but three more addresses are also generated which do not appear in Electrum.

Additionally, my Electrum wallet has eight "Change" addresses which do not appear in CarbonWallet. The majority of my coins are stored in these addresses, and so they are inaccessible in CarbonWallet.

Allow base64-encoded passphrases in URLs

It won't stop someone with access to the URL from getting the passphrase but it will stop someone peeking over your shoulder from just memorising the URL and running off.

The example in the blog post would look like this in base64:
http://carbonwallet.com/#dGVsbC10aGljay15ZWFoLWZyaWVuZC1tb2NrLXBhaW50LWN1cnNlLWVtb3Rpb24tc2lsZW50LXNhbHR5LWZsb29kLWdlbnRsZQ==

"Open wallet" is highlighted after 11 words

If I type 11 words and a trailing space, the "Open wallet" button is highlighted. Shouldn't it wait for a twelfth word?

Bitcoin.Util.numToVarInt

I'm not sure I understand Bitcoin.Util.numToVarInt. The documentation says this function turns an integer into a "var_int". But in my tests, it seems to not work as described.

Using the Chrome developer console:

Bitcoin.Util.numToVarInt(0x01)
[1]

So far so good.

Bitcoin.Util.numToVarInt(0x00fd)
[253, 0, 253]

Here I was expecting: [253, 253, 0] given that var_int is apparently little-endian from the spec:

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Protocol_specification#Variable_length_integer

Bitcoin.Util.numToVarInt(0x00010000)
[253, 256, 0]

The 256 value seems incorrect regardless of endianness, but I was expecting to see:

[254, 0, 0, 1, 0]

Bitcoin.Util.numToVarInt(0xffffffff)
[255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255, 255]

Here I was expecting:
[254, 255, 255, 255, 255]

Bitcoin.Util.numToVarInt(0x0100000000)
[255, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]

Here I was expecting:
[255, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0]

It looks like this function is used in Transaction#serialize only.

I'm pretty new to this so I may be missing something important. Any ideas on what it could be?

FWIW, I found this as a result of the test suite I've started writing:

https://github.com/rapodaca/carbonwallet.github.io