Depends on the quality of developer you want to attract, but offering 0.1 BTC per hour would definitely get you attention.

I'm sure the percentage of people who can audit the code that are on this forum is closer to 99% than 0.1%. It's not a very complex app, perhaps 1000 lines of JavaScript. It's very easy to see if anything malicious is being done. The fact is none of your wallet data ever leaves the browser so there is no server component that can be compromised. Once you have encrypted your wallet nobody can access your private key without the password (not even the extension itself).

That's why I also posted instructions in GitHub on how to download the source and create your own version of the extension outside of the Chrome Web Store. This will let you not be dependent on automatic updates from the store so you always know exactly what code you're using

Here's the source for all you skeptics. https://github.com/andrewtoth/BitcoinWallet

Here's the source for all you skeptics https://github.com/andrewtoth/BitcoinWallet.

The Bitcoin Wallet Chrome Extension is the easiest way to send and receive Bitcoin while browsing the web. It sits right in the browser and also integrates directly in all pages to let you right click on addresses or click directly on send links to send Bitcoin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfoyuBTudDs





http://imgur.com/a/rMvdO

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bitcoin-wallet/mjjfjonhlkajifgkcmmgadaimemcihcj

And yes it's open source. All Chrome extensions are open source. You can download any extension at http://chrome-extension-downloader.com/ and replace .crx with .zip to see the source.

I'm planning on publishing on GitHub, but I wanted to document the code first. Follow the instructions in the initial post and it is very easy to get the source code.

The private key is stored in the browser only. It is stored plaintext if not encrypted, but is encrypted using CryptoJS's AES if you set a password. You won't be able to crack that without someone discovering your password.

So why were you "pretty sure" it's a scam? What about the video and images give an impression I'm trying to steal from people?

Check out the Bitcoin Wallet Chrome extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bitcoin-wallet/mjjfjonhlkajifgkcmmgadaimemcihcj. It lets you pay directly on any page.

The Bitcoin Wallet Chrome Extension is the easiest way to send and receive Bitcoin while browsing the web. It sits right in the browser and also integrates directly in all pages to let you right click on addresses or click directly on send links to send Bitcoin.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfoyuBTudDs





http://imgur.com/a/rMvdO

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bitcoin-wallet/mjjfjonhlkajifgkcmmgadaimemcihcj

And yes it's open source. All Chrome extensions are open source. You can download any extension at http://chrome-extension-downloader.com/ and replace .crx with .zip to see the source.

What? No it's not trying to steal wallets. It is open source - all Chrome extensions are open source. Just download it at http://chrome-extension-downloader.com/ and change .crx to .zip.

The Bitcoin Wallet Chrome Extension is the easiest way to send and receive Bitcoin while browsing the web. It sits right in the browser and also integrates directly in all pages to let you right click on addresses or click directly on send links to send Bitcoin. Images are worth a thousand words though:

http://imgur.com/a/rMvdO.

Also, here's a video demonstration:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfoyuBTudDs.

And finally a link to the extension itself:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bitcoin-wallet/mjjfjonhlkajifgkcmmgadaimemcihcj