@chronosamoht Unfortunately staking is not possible with web or with android yet. I am thinking about how to approach to this as well as to many other problems. Yet, i'll need to learn a lot before this goes onto main-net. Everything discussed here going to wishlist, however it's most likely that both wallets will serve just for transactions in next period.

@grider123 Thanks mate! Feel free to post everything you find wrong / can be done better / etc with the web version. I'll start a separate post for android one as soon as it get's approved on google play. Have in mind, it runs on test network so only M* addresses are supported until we all find it reasonable to put it into production.

Thanks Mate! I'll do my best.

Thanks mate! Nice too see so many people willing to help!

Hi @jamezz and thanks for the feedback. I did joined discussions both here and on slack at about same time (about 2 weeks ago) without knowing anyone, here nor on slack. I did found that Slack is a way more 'conservative' territory, that could easy discourage someone if he is not able to defend his grounds. But the good side of that is a productive criticism. Here is more open and more encouraging, but at the end of day,  if whatever you do (no matter if it's good or bad) get's tons of great reviews, you would not be able to tell if you are doing fine or not. So I try to collect opinions on both and "find the middle one".

I would definitely try to engage with your ideas as well, try to contribute as much as possible. In my personal opinion it's not that important how much high quality work we do, it's important that something is happening, so I would personally support any idea in the most possible constructive way. If i can't help, i'll try to keep my mouth closed :)

@scalextrix, you are mostly right. The "jumbo dance" comes with key generation out of username and password (Similar to bip39 approach ) in order to be able to "forget" the key once user logs out for security. This part is still far from perfect, hence the reason why not publishing on main network yet. However, if everything shows-up to work well, I actually do plan to make exactly what you are talking about. An API that can be used for this purpose.

I'll try to make "node" config modular, so it can be used to deploy on node of the choice, as well as multiple round-robin nodes for added security.

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Thanks @theissen, I will take a short break from programming and monitor what's happen with web wallet on test net to identify problems and bugs, you can test web version and try to break it every way possible. My idea is to concentrate on clean GRC integrations for regular users, just as you said in order to get more publicity. Especially now when we can observe fall of BTC and stable price of GRC - which proves it was very devaluated, in my opinion due to lack of tools for "common Joe".

@vortac, what's your overall opinion about things we are in need and would make an impact to some degree once built? I am looking for Ideas and trying to identify what's missing.