I installed the plugin, but on both Firefox and Chrome it doesn't seem to work. I just get "Trezor Browser Plugin is not installed yet" on mytrezor.com.

I looked under the add-ons manager for Firefox and Bitcoin Trezor Plugin appears.

In Chrome, I don't see it under extensions.

It actually looks like the installation times out, but I'm not sure. I've tried restarting it with both Firefox and Chrome closed, and also uninstalling and reinstalling and rebooting. No dice. It makes my default browser bring up the mytrezor.com page, but it still says "Trezor Browser Plugin is not installed yet".

Using Windows 7 with Chrome 33.0.1750.145 and Firefox 27.0.1.

I have, more or less, but I've been here since the beginning.

Interested, with escrow.

SI units are where it's at, people. Unless you're living in the US, that should be obvious.

There's one thing I haven't seen any shareholder address yet:

Taxes.

How in the world would one declare Asicminer divs on one's taxes? Considering it's not a "real" security, would it be smarter to declare it as income? If that's the case, you'd have to calculate the value of your dividends at each dividend payout and report that as your income.

Any other ideas for doing it in a way that keeps the IRS happy, while keeping the most amount of divs?

Obviously it'd be best to consult a professional, but I'm curious what others have had for ideas.

It'd be cool if you could just bookmark the page with your settings, instead of saving it with a cookie or however it's saved now. For instance, if you set it to watch an address and you want to use Bitstamp as your reference, make the page accessible by http://mybitworth.com/index.php?address=1xxxxxxxxxxxxxx;source=bitstamp

Ah, seems to work perfectly now. Thanks!

Still getting an error about QAudioOutput missing when using qmake, I'll try Qtcreator though.

Do I need to tell it where QT is installed when compiling? It doesn't seem to be finding QT when I try to compile main.cpp.

Oh. I already paid for my order. I'll take however many I can get, just send the remainder of my funds (if any) back when you figure it out.

Bought one in the original 1.99BTC groupbuy. I'll take 10 this time. I'll shoot you an email in just a minute.

Having this issue as well. If there's something wrong with their Android app, they need to publicly say so.

I just got the BTC out of my Blockchain account by using their web app.

Explain your reasoning.

Liquidity is also crap if you want to trade any more than 10 or so shares on the passthroughs.

Would one be able to use a Trezor to sign transactions from an android phone, with a two-sided microUSB cable?

Did a double-take when I saw your avatar/username, very funny.

Did you ever fix this? I'm looking at the code, and I'm not sure what "Additional security" is supposed to mean.

It'll be nice when portable hardware wallets like the Trezor become more widespread, then this won't be as much of a concern.