Fully Noded v0.2.2 includes:
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Introducing "Uncle Jim Wallet's" see this demo for how it works. In "wallet details" you will now see a "Uncle Jim" QR code. Any other Fully Noded user can scan the QR code and the app will immediately connect to your node and Uncle Jim will immediately get access to the wallet you have shared with him. Uncle Jim will have limited access to certain features in Fully Noded, specifically the "advanced" button which allows users to access all existing wallets on your node. In order to access that feature Uncle Jim needs to add their own node. Signers are never transmitted, Uncle Jim will need to add a signer in order to be able to spend from the shared wallet, or they always have the option to create new wallet. This is an ultra smooth, ultra simple way to onboard new Bitcoin users. Of course it should only be used with trusted others as they will have access to your node's credentials.
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Compatibility with CoboVault wallet export and keystore QR code's and files. Specifically Fully Noded now has the ability to scan the QR or upload a
.txtfile from CoboVault for importing their single signature, multi-signature and multi-signature keystore's. For the single signature and multi-signature wallet import just select "import from file" or "import via QR" when you go to create a wallet. For adding a keystore from Cobo go to "multi sig" when creating a wallet and either scan or paste in the keystore to utilize you Cobo in a multisig wallet. -
Ability to switch between change addresses and receive addresses in the "Wallet Details" > "Address Explorer" view.
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UI bug fix which resulted in an error when manually adding an xpub to a keystore via the multi-sig creator.
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UX bug fix where tapping "done" did not save the new wallet label in "Wallet Details". Add a button "do not show again" for the annoying prompt to add a password when viewing the active wallet tab if no password existed.