How to make a bitcoin transaction and pay less than 1 sat/vByte

[Pmalek]

You may have to add information to click the use SSL button, because I got an error when I didn't.

What kind of "information" did you need to add?

I've succeeded in changing after I clicked the Use SSL button.

I don't remember having to click on "Use SSL" when I tested this on my own setup back when I was writing this thread. Maybe it was already turned on from before or the software did it by itself after a restart. I also don't remember seeing error messages.

[nc50lc]

I don't remember having to click on "Use SSL" when I tested this on my own setup back when I was writing this thread. Maybe it was already turned on from before or the software did it by itself after a restart. I also don't remember seeing error messages.

I see what happened here:
He must have disabled that "Use SSL" switch beforehand (from his old settings or something else) that's why he had to enable it when he followed your instructions.

On the other hand (at your end);
You do not remember having to tick that settings and your test worked right away because it's switched-on by default.

Including a short note should prevent rare instances like this.

[Pmalek]

I see what happened here:
He must have disabled that "Use SSL" switch beforehand (from his old settings or something else) that's why he had to enable it when he followed your instructions.

On the other hand (at your end);
You do not remember having to tick that settings and your test worked right away because it's switched-on by default.

Including a short note should prevent rare instances like this.

Are you saying that I should mention something in my OP about the Use SSL option and how it should be ticked for network changes to be recorded properly? I could add that somewhere in the tutorial.
Or perhaps you were trying to say that it should have been noted by Blue Wallet in the network settings tab?

[nc50lc]

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Are you saying that I should mention something in my OP about the Use SSL option and how it should be ticked for network changes to be recorded properly? I could add that somewhere in the tutorial.
Or perhaps you were trying to say that it should have been noted by Blue Wallet in the network settings tab?

Something like: 'Make sure that "Use SSL" is ticked' in the OP about BlueWallet should be enough.
It's switched-on by default, but in cases like what happened to "@Not your key not your BTC", the note should prevent it.