Below is also a big issue that arose starting May and might be related (namely, the bignumbers and other libraries used in Ripplelib are broken and needs replacing with the newest ones). It may be an issue that affects other libraries as well, and it's a bit are a number of issues with ripplelib and Mac/iOS in general as a result of Apple changing its javascript interpreter in May. I've heard a few reports of this and suspect it's some incompatibility between ripple-lib and Safari. If someone could track down exactly what's going on here, that would be extremely helpful. But maybe somebody with more experience knows different. I think if the client gave you an incorrect public address because of the browser, there won't be any way to recover those funds. Good point, I'll put a warning next to the link. I don't think there is a way to redeem it, right? Maybe we should put a warning out about the minimalist client apparently not being compatible with Safari? I'm a bit gutted about that money that I've lost to be honest.
Secret and private key match perfectly when tested with the minimalist client in firefox.
#SECRET CONVERSATION KEY CODES MEANING OFFLINE#
Therefore I assume the minimalist client does not function at all with safari and threw some sort of wrong mixup at me when creating that wallet.įor the second one that I created I used the offline creator that's listed on this forum in the links. When entering my secret key for that in firefox it still shows me the wrong public key. I created my first paper wallet with the minimalist client in Safari. Haha that actually fixed it! I used firefox but it's working nevertheless. Thank you so much for your help.
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