It is enough to read what their users think -> https://www.trustpilot.com/review/cryptobrowser.site

Quote from: crypticrevelation on May 03, 2024, 08:44:43 AM

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I wonder how this works hmmm.
I still remember the time when I heard this years ago and to my curiosity, I also tried installing this with my old laptop (no important files or anything crypto related files on it at all).

Didn't wait for too long and I removed it immediately after a minute or two. I heard a noisy sound inside of my laptop and whenever I hear that, I know that something huge is running in my laptop that it requires lot of memory. Anyway, I don't also think that this is a good way to earn Bitcoins. You might earn some, but what are the costs? I don't know though if it's a scam or not because the browser extension itself doesn't ask for money from other people. Might as well ignore, or avoid it.

Quote from: ABCbits on May 18, 2024, 12:34:01 PM

I have different opinion about this matters. I would recommend CoinGecko instead, especially for newcomers.

Honestly, I tried to use Coingecko more for some other reasons, but CMC is still more user-friendly, or at least it is much more convenient for me to use.
Although lately, CMC has become quite slow, too much data is loaded, often completely unnecessary, plus various advertisements and javascript, and it has a lot of impact on the usefulness of the site itself.

I would like to see a better alternative that will be devoted exclusively to the needs of the user.

Quote from: ABCbits on May 17, 2024, 11:55:13 AM

@Aanuoluwatofunmi is right. So you probably better ask "Which Ethereum Wallet let me configure TX fee rate manually?". I recall both MetaMask and Exodus let you do that under advance/custom option.

As far as I know, most crypto wallets have the feature of easily customizing fees according to user needs. Users only need to search for instructions and follow them to be able to save transaction fees when necessary. MetaMask, Coinbase, Blockchain, TrustWallet, SafePal... - users have many choices.

The only case where users are forced to accept high fees is when using the Swap feature on the crypto wallets. These wallets often charge high fees to ensure the fastest possible user experience. Users of the Exodus Swap feature will understand this very well ^^

Many of you are likely aware of the Atomic wallet breach that occurred in June 2023, when over 100 million dollars was stolen from its users. Almost a year has passed, but the Atomic developers still haven't revealed what actually happened. May be they don't know at all.

Quote from: EnergyFather on May 16, 2024, 02:32:24 AM

Consider this scenario: imagine an update is pushed to a software wallet with a malicious code. If hackers gain access to the update process or the wallet developer's infrastructure, they could inject malicious code into a seemingly legitimate update. Users who download and install this update could unknowingly expose their wallet's private keys or seed phrases to the attackers which would lead to loss of their funds.

This raises the question: can this happen with any software wallet? Does it mean we can't trust anyone?

This happened to electrum wallet last year or few months ago. That's the reason i don't update eventually my electrum and other wallet, unless a vulnerable was detected and was announced through their official social media handles, websites and some other news outlets. Other than that, i still do that practice more often.