Can't you see a little icon showing up in right side of address bar in Brave browser?
You click on that icon and new Tor window opens up with Chipmixer or any other onion website.
However, I said before that I am not recommending that to be used as Tor daily driver.



I think you might be wrong about that, and you need to do more research about this, because brave is randomizing fingerprints each time.
I am not sure how this works on their Tor window, and I am not endorsing Brave browser in any way, just correcting what you said.

Thanks for update once again
TryNinja what do you think about uploading the script on greasyfork.org or some other alternative website?
This would provide more exposure and I think script would be updated automatically from browser extension.

I would not use Android phone for storing any large amount of coins, but he can use it in combination with hardware wallets and that would be acceptable.
If we want's to use smartphone for pocket money than I suggest he should degoogle his phone if possible and install open source os like Graphene, Calyx, Divest or LineageOS.
He should be very careful what he installs on his phone and he should keep only minimal amount of apps he needs without any bloatware.
Remember that it's not easy to hide IP address with phones (even with VPN) so he should be aware of that when doing any transactions.

Možda nije loše poslušati Davincija15, ali ja više ne pratim nikakve tradere i youtubere koji samo rade shill svojih trading pozicija i prmociju shitcoina, ali ono što sam počeo stalno gledati je Glassnode Bitcoin report.
Može se pročitati i njihov Newsletter ali to ne stižem i onda samo odslušam njihove onchain analize, a evo danas je postavljena najnovija.
Najbolje kod ovih analiza je da su potpuno besplatne, a za njihove alate na Glassnode stranici se može platiti.
The Week On-chain: The Calm Before the Storm - Week 41, 2022 (Bitcoin Onchain Anlaysis):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS_2d0rx8EM

I never said I am against passphrases at all, I just don't like how ledger is connecting them with PIN codes.
There is a big difference between this two (PIN vs Passphrase) so I don't want to mix them together, and yes I know Trezor have passphrase option like most other hardware wallets.
People often think that Password is the same as Pin or as Passphrase, but that can only create confusion.

Confirmed ownership!
I am glad to see you joined Bitcointalk forum

Don't mention it.
You are free to use some of my posts and topics I wrote related with hardware wallets, especially this one that containds exact models of Secure Elements and Microcontrollers used in Hardware Wallets:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5304483.0

I wouldn't buy that ledger nono X crap even if they pay me to use it, and as for model S plus you could just buy in local reseller with almost identical price, and you won't have to wait for delivery package to arrive.
For example, ledger S plus on official website is 599,00 HRK (80€), but you can find it right now in Croatia with official reseller links.hr for 649,00 HRK (86€) and you can pay with cash.
I am sure you could find similar examples in many other countries and they sell this garbage even in bestbuy stores, so you won't have to leak your data (again).
Not that I would waste any money on this closed source devices, but I was speaking hypothetically.

Just send them your address and all personal information, I am sure everything will be fine and ''protected'' in their village garage servers. 

You are the one who is avoiding to answer, and I asked you a question first.
Your ''benefit'' is that you are writing bunch of posts and topics about this topic, probably wanting to get some merits and increase post count.

BULLSHIT!  No need for any account's and it take few seconds to upload image on imgur or imgbb, but you can't upload something you don't have.
I am putting you on ignore, and I consider you are a liar until you prove otherwise.
Not going to reply to you anymore until I see some proof.

Let's say that I have a hunch, and I learned to be very suspicious in forum.
I honestly suspect you didn't purchase BitBox hardware wallet, but you could easily prove me wrong with a simple picture like I suggested.
You could even make a small review and impressions about your alleged hardware wallet, so this can even be beneficial for you in the end.

I was not talking about smartphone models, but about actual version of Android operating system supported
Latest version of Android is 13, but is cryptoplatz supported for older Android OS 4 or 5?
Reason I ask this is because I have some ancient Android smartphone I could use for this purpose.

Oh really, so you are telling me that you purchased Bitbox hardware wallet?
Would you be so kind of taking a picture with this device next to the paper with today date and your username written?
You don't have to reveal any other personal information, images or wallet address, just device + paper with date/username, and tell us your impressions.
Thank you.

If you are using shitcoins you obviously won't install Bitcoin-only firmware, but that makes code much bigger and with much more potential bugs and exploits.
I didn't hear a single case of someone losing coins for installing multi-coin firmware, but it's always possible to happen in future.
Smaller compact code = less potential bugs and exploits.

And you probably saw traffic coming from Bitcointalk and you registered after that.
It's not that I trust you or don't trust you, but maybe you could edit the original blog article (or spreadsheet) and add your bitcointalk forum profile link (or forum post link), that would prove that you are the original author Maxi Rosson.
And please try not to write many consecutive forum posts in short span of time, that is against forum rules

Oh you didn't see nothing, as this topic is not freshly update like our local topic maintained by our member Fatfork
You could find there all possible hardware wallets ever created (more than here), and you could use machine translation for english language, or ask there if you want some clarification.
You can even find few short reviews about newer hardware wallets made by me (in my free time):
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5285324.0

Nice work.
I saw it few days ago and I think it was done good, but some things could be improved and mistakes corrected.
If you are the original author of that blog and spreadsheet, than welcome to Bitcointalk forum

I think that ledger devices are also encrypting PIN's, but I am not sure about all other hardware wallets.
There could be a problem with losing access to your funds if you forget encryption password so I would be very careful with this.

I would disagree.
Less is not better, especially compared to all other hardware wallets.
There is a good reason why everyone else (except ledger crap) made much more wrong attempts for PIN, some can even brick a device.

As far as I know only ledger is using multiple PIN's, but I think they are mixing and connecting this with wallet passphrase, and I don't like this very much.

All this things you mentioned are not important at all, unless you like to have hardware wallets as collection units.

There is no catch.
Trezor is the first ever hardware wallet, it is open source and people trust their code, plus they are the only one actually working and improving Bitcoin code.
Ledger on the other hand collected a bunch of money from various investors and they spend a ton on advertising marketing , that is probably why they sold most devices.
I would never buy closed source device like ledger, and some of their devices like model nono X are worst piece of crap ever, and ledger is focused only only of shitcoins.
 
My number one choice would be Passport batch2 by Foundation Devices.
Keystone, Botbox and Trezor and next on the line, but I also like making my own signing devices with Raspberry Pi Zero and ESP32 devices, as SeedSigner and Krux.

Here we go again  

@ETFbitcoin @bitmover @joniboini @Husires and all others I didn't mention, please stop replying to all the topics and posts made by this member jerry0.
This guys repeats the same questions all the time, and you are only supporting his crazyness with your answers.
I don't want to explain why this is bad for everyone in forum, and I think you can find better ways to write your posts.
Thanks for understanding, and if you can please ignore member jerry0.

n0nce has a point, people don't want to be online at all when they are dealing with their seed words.
Device with CryptoPlatz app needs to be online to download and install it, so desktop app is must have option for everyone.
Airplane mode but most people could make a mistake and just used app online.

Can you tell me what android version is oldest supported by your app?
Older phones might not be able to install app so that could be one more issue I faced before with other Android apps.

Sure Pixel phones has issues, but show me any other phone that can smoothly run open source operating system, be degoogled with Graphene that supports and uses Bitcoin.
I wouldn't use any phone as a daily driver if support was dropped, but Pixel is giving four or five years of support, and that is very good thing.
If you don't mind being spied all the time with other phones, than by all means use what you want.

It's true that Pixel 6 had issues with battery and stupid slow charger, but they fixed most of this things with software update in Android13, and from early reports Pixel 7 battery is much much better.
You probably use iPhone now like most of the people and maybe it works better for you with better battery, but it's total privacy nightmare and it's closed source, so no thank you.  

It's very easy, following web installer on their website, and Pixel 4a is still supported.

There are alternative options for other phones like Divest OS or LineageOS, but they are way inferior compared to GrapheneOS.
Pixel phone are used for a good reason (you can read more about that on Graphene website), it's one of the best phones for security because of their secure element and long security updates.
CalyxOS is alternative for GrapheneOS that also supports Pixel phones, and they accept Bitcoin donations.

Cool stuff and I know about this guy Ben Arc from LNbits very well, he made a bunch of Bitcoin related things based on cheap ESP32 devices.
He made hardware wallet signing device Bowser I wrote before, and I also wrote about his LNURLPoS device that is using Lightning Network, and about his cheap offline ATM machine.
He is going to be a speaker in upcoming El Salvador Adoption conference, so that is worth checking out.

C'mon man... just pull off the lamp electric plug from wall socket