TradeFortress? Is that you?
No.
I'd like to use Tor with Javascript disabled for all my bitcoin transactions, but I can't find any online wallet out there that will both allow the import of private keys and work without Javascript? Anyone know of one? It can be a wallet, exchange, tumbler, anything really that would allow me to send BTC from an imported paper wallet.
Give up on this online wallet thing. The death of Inputs.io should have killed this being a desirable thing.
What you can
do though is fire up a local client and route your computer's connection to the internet through tor when you want to fire up your Bitcoin client. As bad as online wallets have been on the clear web, tor wallets have an even worse history.
It doesn't have to be a tor wallet necessarily. It can be a clearnet wallet that will work with tor and without javascript.
I don't plan on trusting anyone. What I intend to do is generate a bunch of offline wallets by (for instance) downloading the html of bitaddress.org and using it at an offline computer. I'll transfer BTC to them and keep them offline until I need them. When I do need them I want to import the private key to an online wallet and immediately send out all the BTC in to a cashout account. The odds of that site being hacked or disappearing in the 2-3 minutes it will take me to do this are fairly low.
As far as using Tor, I want to err on the side of caution. Losing the BTC in any given wallet is less important to me than compromising my anonymity. That's why I'm paranoid about not using Javascript, given what happened with Tormail. I'm don't know much about Tor other than the basics though. Do you know of a way to route an local wallet client through Tor that would provide security comparable to using Vidalia with Javascript disabled?
And getting back to my original question, does ANYONE know of an online wallet that will work without Javascript, or does one not exist?