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Warp Wallet integration and some fixes #36

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This pull request integrates warp wallet address generation ( https://keybase.io/warp/ ).

When generating new addresses users can choose the "Warp Wallet" option and enter a phrase/salt to generate a warp wallet address (which uses key stretching)

On the signing page if users enter a non-private key they will be prompted with options to convert their text into brainwallet key, or warpwallet key....so that users can sign directly with their brain wallet/warp wallet phrase.

Also includes a couple of fixes:

  • "Show" button next to password fields now toggles to "Hide" so that users can re-hide information once shown
  • Fixed mobile QR codes for transactions, they would too big for mobile.

bitcoincoltd added 7 commits December 21, 2015 17:36
Allow users to generate warp wallet address, and also use warp
wallet/brain wallet phrases to sign transactions
QR codes were fixed 512px on mobile making them too large, now resizes
on mobile.
Can now re-hide "shown" fields.
If private key on signing page is empty then hide the brainwallet
options.
# Conflicts:
#	index.html
#	js/coinbin.js
Resolve conflicts with master
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I've updated this branch from the master so that it can be automatically merged.

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This is great. Would be good to see this integrated into Coinbin.

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