Please wait until the backend is fixed and picks up your transaction ... There's nothing to worry about, coins are yours, they are just not showing in the user interface.

This message is shown by bootloader which cannot be changed.

Right. Same for the firmware (trezor-mcu) that runs inside of TREZOR.


mytrezor sources are here: https://github.com/trezor/webwallet - installation instructions are in README

backend (bits of proof server) is not open-source at the moment. you can ask tamas whether he has any plans to support altcoins.


That's just a matter of defining that e.g. Dogecoin is coin type "2".

Sounds plausible. The plugin 1.0.5 was out for quite some time now. You might have visited mytrezor.com in the past and installed it ...


This supports my theory. Will report back when we have more info or even fix. Meanwhile, could you please report which browsers and which their versions are you having problems with?

I seriously doubt it. :-) Probably someone else installed the plugin on this computer.

My hunch is saying me that the behavior you see might be caused by more strict HTTPS policy in newer browser releases. We'll try to dig into that later today.

This is really weird. Without the plugin the site could not communicate with TREZOR at all and thus should not be able to read its name. Are you sure the extension is not installed? (type about:plugins in URL bar)

We never implied there will be any.

Sorry guys, there is no option to upgrade from Metallic to Classic preorder. Only limited number of metallic cases were made and they are all being shipped.

If you want to play with percentages: the scale of production went 10000% up since then ...

That's the question for Dogecoin developers. Do they already have a block explorer server with stable API and BIP32 support? If this requirement is fulfilled it is just a matter of few minutes to add new coin to TREZOR as it is more-or-less coin agnostic.

Thanks! That is just the beginning.

There will be an announcement next week. The only thing that is holding us back are the plastic cases. Firmware is ready for quite some time, but there will be a small change on myTREZOR wallet because of the newly accepted BIP44 (https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0044.mediawiki)

Since there were absolutely no donations in Litecoins since the beginning, I was already tempted to remove the support for quite some while. I will probably do so in the following days, because I am not really sure if this page is used by Litecoin people at all. Or maybe they are all bunch of Scrooge McDucks, haha!

He did not get his for free. I don't understand where did you get this information :-/

In order for POS to create TX it would need to know addresses and their balances which basically is scanning.

This is being addressed with BIP70, payment protocol, and will be implemented in future TREZOR firmware releases.

Please don't hijack the thread. If you want to talk about something else than TREZOR, please create a separate discussion.

Works from here ...

That is a valid concern. What TREZOR does is that it shows its internal entropy on display (if asked to) before requesting an external one. Once provided, these two entropies are mixed (using hash) and you can verify that external was used and not omitted.

(reposting from reddit)

We always put "positive" actions (next, confirm, ok) on the right and "negative" on the left (previous, abort, cancel) button.
It makes sense when you realize that in order to confirm transaction you have to press "next" several times (for each output) and then "confirm". I guess you agree that putting Next on the left and Back on the right is not a good idea.

That's how we wanted it to be.