First alpha release for testing of BlindBit Desktop. BlindBit Desktop is a pure Silent Payments (Bip 352) wallet for desktop. All scanning is happening locally, so the public indexing server does not learn anything about your transactions.
*Core Features:*
- Local scanning, reaping the full benefits of high privacy with Silent Payments
- Background scanning in tray, you will always be at or close to chaintip
- Simple GUI to manage the wallet
If you are keen on playing around with Silent Payments (BIP 352), this Desktop Wallet might be for you.
https://github.com/setavenger/blindbit-desktop/releases/tag/v0.1.0-alpha.1
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Finally an alpha release for people to dip their toes into Silent Payments through BlindBit
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GM. To anybody who is interested in Silent Payments or likes to experiment. If you want to move the available software stack further, it would be great to test and give feedback π
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A Desktop Silent Payments Wallet:
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A little reminder, if youβd like to test out Silent Payments on Desktop, try this out. Receive and Send support for Silent Payments
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Pure silent payment ? Wha the fu is that ?
Yes, receive is SP only. Send is obviously to any standard address type.
I will look into it
Nice, glad for any feedback π
still very early experiment , unstabile , i might need to look at it on my ghost computer ...
its good they use signet .
test net : i might be up..iminght be down ..who knows ...
signet : relax , i have schedule , i show up
Very cool to see a pure silent payments desktop wallet with local scanning only. Feels like the right direction for Bitcoin privacy. Is the GUI stack all FOSS too?
It used fyne a go package. Very lightweight and BSD 3-Clause
Nice, Fyne + BSD is a sweet combo - lightweight and fully open. A couple of clean screenshots and a 10 second βwhy silent paymentsβ blurb on the repo will make it much easier to share.
ahh, fello gopher. i've tried to work with that library but just ran into so many irritating bugs. i think it defaults or can use the gioui.org library as the back end. that thing, >_< haha
oh yeah, shit, i was gonna try and upgrade an old widget toolkit i made for it back in 2018-19, they changed the API so much that my code wouldn't compile
i has claude now.
gonna fix this.
my design is a kind of DSL based on chained methods for getters/setters/etc. unlike everything else except imgui and gio, it is also an IMGUI, and when nicely laid out, it's hardly more wordy than a typical vue/svelte style scheme, except it has the flexibility for you to design any mechanism for managing state rather than being forced into the retained mode state system they use (gtk, win32, cocoa, etc etc, all of them are retained mode and have serious limitations).
been meaning to get this done, because it can be compiled to wasm/webgl and one codebase, all platforms (mac, windows, X, wayland, iOS, android, and web).
yeah, i'm fuckin sick to death of working with react and NDK today. ok, i get paid to do it but >_< ndk lol react lol.
i will showcase it on my relay's web UI, and the relay itself will be able to present it natively, locally. things are gonna get interesting very fast with a relay with a full UI on mobile.
Yeah, compiling to different platforms has worked quite well. Havenβt tried browser as it doesnβt fit the project but thatβs definitely a plus as well
Good point, there is a good tutorial made by @Ron, I should use the screenshots and link to it as well