Haters will say this is still giving users a choice, but we know that users click on buttons that say "I'm new!" so this is just an additional step of intelligence around what the program should do when users declare they are new.
The main goal here is not to streamline the import of wallets, but merely to let users know that wallet files exist to be imported at all. The fact that it is fairly streamlined is a nice bonus, however.
It could be nice to have the magic wizard process import every wallet all at once rather than making the user do it one file at a time, but we might want to resolve look more at #26 and what opportunistic wallet import means, before we try to do it in bulk.
I also rolled in a change to the creation wizard, to make it no longer create an account, since many people are on a new computer, are new, don't know what a wallet vs account is, and just want the wizard to take them to the place where they can import an account. We could have three buttons, 'make an account', 'make an empty wallet', 'just let me do it', but, meh
Haters will say this is still giving users a choice, but we know that users click on buttons that say "I'm new!" so this is just an additional step of intelligence around what the program should do when users declare they are new.
The main goal here is not to streamline the import of wallets, but merely to let users know that wallet files exist to be imported at all. The fact that it is fairly streamlined is a nice bonus, however.
It could be nice to have the magic wizard process import every wallet all at once rather than making the user do it one file at a time, but we might want to ~resolve~ look more at #26 and what opportunistic wallet import means, _before_ we try to do it in bulk.
I also rolled in a change to the creation wizard, to make it no longer create an account, since many people are on a new computer, are new, don't know what a wallet vs account is, and just want the wizard to take them to the place where they can import an account. We could have three buttons, 'make an account', 'make an empty wallet', 'just let me do it', but, meh
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Haters will say this is still giving users a choice, but we know that users click on buttons that say "I'm new!" so this is just an additional step of intelligence around what the program should do when users declare they are new.
The main goal here is not to streamline the import of wallets, but merely to let users know that wallet files exist to be imported at all. The fact that it is fairly streamlined is a nice bonus, however.
It could be nice to have the magic wizard process import every wallet all at once rather than making the user do it one file at a time, but we might want to
resolvelook more at #26 and what opportunistic wallet import means, before we try to do it in bulk.I also rolled in a change to the creation wizard, to make it no longer create an account, since many people are on a new computer, are new, don't know what a wallet vs account is, and just want the wizard to take them to the place where they can import an account. We could have three buttons, 'make an account', 'make an empty wallet', 'just let me do it', but, meh
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