Better provide more details on what exactly do you need and there is no Electrum standard maybe you are talking about Legacy and Segwit wallet? You can sign and verify both p2sh segwit and legacy addresses in Electrum.
Hmm, yes it's true that I was not very clear, I wanted to talk about checking the SegtWit Signatures ( As mentioned @bitmover ).
Okay, thanks for sharing, I'll see what I can do with these resources
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HxdlrefJp37AWwOSrcrziBWRjakOb8o4LCD4xMQzQ4XGCMbISyrECrBisdZW2zZf3HsKkbl+BZwBL1Gkr64MUkk=
decoded:
1f1765ade7c9a77ec05b0392adcaf38815918da90e6fca382c20f8c4c4334385c608c6c84b2ac40ab062b1d656db365fdc7b0a91b97e059c012f51a4afae0c5249
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Hm, when I try to decode signature with ( JS ) :
atob('HxdlrefJp37AWwOSrcrziBWRjakOb8o4LCD4xMQzQ4XGCMbISyrECrBisdZW2zZf3HsKkbl+BZwBL1Gkr64MUkk=')
I have in response :
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Is this normal ?
What exactly do I replace next ?
Otherwise, in addition to checking Brainwallet, I will try to integrate "
bitcoinjs-message" (
Thank @BitMaxz )
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If the checks work with this script, then it will be a bonus in addition to Brainwallet.