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FireWallet

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Learn how to use the Wallet

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Usage

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Tips to get the most from FireWallet

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Use the Import button on the Batch Window
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This importing is one of the most powerful batching functions of the wallet. You can import a plaintext list of domain (each domain on a new line) to create a batch with them.
Or you can create a CSV file like this example to autofill your batch settings

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Find something strange?
Look at the logs
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If you have found a bug the log.txt file could help find the solution. This file is %appdata%/FireWallet/log.txt

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Settings

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Settings

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Add a custom block explorer
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Choose the explorer you prefer to use for each type of lookup (transactions, addresses, etc).
Make sure the 

explorer-tx: https://niami.io/tx/
explorer-addr: https://niami.io/address/
explorer-block: https://niami.io/block/
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Set how many confirmations
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You can choose how many confirmations are needed before a transactions is no longer marked as pending

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Set how many TXs you want on your portfolio
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You can choose if you want a few or a lot of TXs to show on your portfolio. The more TXs that show the slower the portfolio will load.

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Settings

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Node Settings

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Connect to a remote Node
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You can run FireWallet on a different computer to the one running HSD. This can be useful if you already have an always on node.

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Set the Network
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You can test FireWallet on a local test Handshake chain. Just set Network to 1

Network: 0 +
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Change your HSD API key
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Forgotten your key? Or accidentally leaked it online? You can change it to anything you want here. Make sure you only use letters and numbers, no spaces or weird characters.

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Run HSD inside FireWallet
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You can enable and disable the internal HSD node. This allows you to disable it if you are running Bob already.

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Theme Settings

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Change the main colours
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The main apps colours are set using these settings. Make sure you set them in hex starting with #

background: #000000
foreground: #8e05c2
background-alt: #3e065f
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Enable transparency
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You can add transparency to FireWallet. Choose mica, percent or key transparency mode. Mica mimics the windows 10/11 apps. Percent sets the opacity of everything. Key allows you to set any 1 hex to transparent.

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Need Help?

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Just ask Nathan.Woodburn/  in any Handshake chat or join the discord server.
https://l.woodburn/discord
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