Online demo for Nxt 1.5.10

[jones_]

If you don't want to go through the trouble of installing the Nxt client or figuring out which lite wallet is best for the new Nxt 1.5.10 release, then try out the features online with this demo.

http://jnxt.org:6876 (top level page at http://nxt.org/demo/)

Just click the start demo button and you will arrive at an account funded with 200'000 Nxt.
This new version has the ability to create and vote in blockchain based polls, as well as make transactions that are only accepted into the chain when certain conditions are met (phased transactions).
If the account you arrive at is empty, just refresh the page and try again, you will enter a new account.

Sample screenshot:


Have fun

[dsattler]

It's not working for me. If I click the start button it says "your pass phrase is less than 35 characters long and is not secure" or something like that. On the second click it says "you must enter your pass phrase".
 

[jones_]

It's not working for me. If I click the start button it says "your pass phrase is less than 35 characters long and is not secure" or something like that. On the second click it says "you must enter your pass phrase".
 

I've removed any notifications and error messages associated with password length, but any sort of not allowing you to log in should only occur on the mainnet.

Could you try hitting ctrl + f5 (if your on windows) to do a full refresh of the page. It should work after that.

[dsattler]

I've figured it out: it doesn't work in "private mode" of the browser (iPad safari).

I can open it now, good job! 

[Daedelus]

If anyone wants to make some screencast walkthroughs (not just you Jones  ) using this, showcasing the numerous features in Nxt, then please go for it 

[Daedelus]

I pointed someone to this thread so thought I should check it. Good news, it is working very well. Very nice work as always Alex  

[Daedelus]

I'll just leave this here too...  

for those that are too lazy to install their own local client..
here's one that is exposed publicly to the internet:

[use links above - Daedelus]

Here's some images to go with it:

Do you own research, try it for yourself and see what all the fuss is about.