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[God Of Thunder]

But then, it's also very good that almost all the mixers are trying their best to look attractive to prospective customers, through and by offering features that makes them respectively unique from each other, this gives users the ease of choosing which is best for them based on their respective preferences.

I don't think it's important to look attractive. It's not a social media platform where people focus on how good-looking it is. It's a service platform and people will use the platform as long as it providers better service than the competitors. If a mixer sets less fixed fees than others and provides the best anonymity, that is enough to attract customers.

Now here is why they should not focus on improving the look. If they focus on improving the look, they will have to use more resources, JS, Icons, and images which will make the website heavy. Since people mostly use Tor to access their websites, it will work slower. Usually Tor browser is a little slower than regular browsers. I guess you got my point.

[SamReomo]

Yes, that information is very useful to be honest, it's one that comes in very handy for just when one wants to mix some bitcoin but is confused as to not knowing the best mixer to choose/use.

Yes, that's pretty helpful post and can be very helpful for the ones who want to go with a reliable mixer to mix their Bitcoin.

Most of the mixers in that list are quite useful and I'm pretty happy to see that Thormixer's is also part of that list. Keep updating that list examplens!

+1 for you guys!

[pakhitheboss]

I saw another mixer today that has the same UI like Thormixer. What was different with that mixer is that it gives the user the option to change the language of thier website. I think this a good feature as many people globally are not well versed with English language. I think Thormixer should integrate such a feature on thier platform. What do you guys think?

[God Of Thunder]

I saw another mixer today that has the same UI like Thormixer. What was different with that mixer is that it gives the user the option to change the language of thier website. I think this a good feature as many people globally are not well versed with English language. I think Thormixer should integrate such a feature on thier platform. What do you guys think?

Yes. I also noticed that Mixer today and I felt like probably the website was developed by the same dev team or one is inspired by another? Or probably they are from the same origin. I am also surprised by seeing how many languages they support. The website was translated into six more languages apart from English which is impressive.

Another impressive thing is, if you turn on JS, you can change the background in five different colors. They put some efforts in developing these things. I liked the color choice as well. Answer to the question you asked, Yeah, I also think Thormixer can have a couple of more translated version of their website.

[Numeral]

I haven't seen a site similar to Thormixer yet. However, localization is always a useful feature, even in this age when there are very high quality software translators available. For some people it is more convenient to immediately open a version of the site in a language they understand, for others the availability of their native language may even be a determining factor in choosing a mixer.

[giammangiato]

I haven't seen a site similar to Thormixer yet. However, localization is always a useful feature, even in this age when there are very high quality software translators available. For some people it is more convenient to immediately open a version of the site in a language they understand, for others the availability of their native language may even be a determining factor in choosing a mixer.

Yes, a useful but not necessary feature, in the end we all know how to read in English, in case we dont know how to read in English there are some fantastic extensions for the browser that translate everything automatically.

I often use them to read sites that are not in English and therefore difficult or to read long texts from English into Italian. More relax for me read in Italian.

[pakhitheboss]

Yes, a useful but not necessary feature, in the end we all know how to read in English, in case we dont know how to read in English there are some fantastic extensions for the browser that translate everything automatically.

I often use them to read sites that are not in English and therefore difficult or to read long texts from English into Italian. More relax for me read in Italian.

Yes, it is not mandatory but it is a useful feature for someone who does not understand the English language properly. Not everyone uses Chrome or Chromium browsers, those who will be using a mixer will probably use a TOR browser. In such a scenario this feature of language can be helpful the rest depends on the team whether they want to add it or not.

[God Of Thunder]

Yes, a useful but not necessary feature, in the end we all know how to read in English, in case we dont know how to read in English there are some fantastic extensions for the browser that translate everything automatically.

As you may know, Most russians do not focus on their English skill but that did not stopped them. If you look for the owner list of Online casinos, crypto currency business, exchanges, and some other services, you will notice that most of these owners are russians and some of them are not good in English. Some of their website load russian as default language for their users.

Nothing can stop you on the internet if you know how and what to use. I have used a lot of Russian websites where English version is not available. But we are talking about how good it is to have more language options. Having multiple language options is always nice.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

But then, it's also very good that almost all the mixers are trying their best to look attractive to prospective customers, through and by offering features that makes them respectively unique from each other, this gives users the ease of choosing which is best for them based on their respective preferences.

I don't think it's important to look attractive. It's not a social media platform where people focus on how good-looking it is. It's a service platform and people will use the platform as long as it providers better service than the competitors. If a mixer sets less fixed fees than others and provides the best anonymity, that is enough to attract customers.

Now here is why they should not focus on improving the look. If they focus on improving the look, they will have to use more resources, JS, Icons, and images which will make the website heavy. Since people mostly use Tor to access their websites, it will work slower. Usually Tor browser is a little slower than regular browsers. I guess you got my point.

Yeah bud, I definitely and for sure; get the point very clear, but again, think about this, how about a mixer site having all of this great features, like low fixed or non fixed fees, no special icons and js that could make the site heavy on certain browsers like Tor browser, provide the best in class anonymity and so on, and still, the site manages to look great, I believe that is no a crime or a bad thing right?

Take for a example, the newly launched SwampLizard bitcoin mixer which actually have a button to turn on and off js script/animation on the site.

Personally, my kind or type of person love it when things or services I use looks great, this can be achieved even while every thing else is kept simple and cheap.

[Wiwo]

But then, it's also very good that almost all the mixers are trying their best to look attractive to prospective customers, through and by offering features that makes them respectively unique from each other, this gives users the ease of choosing which is best for them based on their respective preferences.

I don't think it's important to look attractive. It's not a social media platform where people focus on how good-looking it is. It's a service platform and people will use the platform as long as it providers better service than the competitors. If a mixer sets less fixed fees than others and provides the best anonymity, that is enough to attract customers.

Now here is why they should not focus on improving the look. If they focus on improving the look, they will have to use more resources, JS, Icons, and images which will make the website heavy. Since people mostly use Tor to access their websites, it will work slower. Usually Tor browser is a little slower than regular browsers. I guess you got my point.

What Fivestar4everMVP meant to say is the improvements in the site on a general note, which is to say that both the features and other mixing processing shod be kept and the highest priority and for that the Thormixer team should constantly work at improving the service in all phases.

This may be against what you understood from five-star Comment, if you talk about the website user interface, then I will say that there is no need to work on it, as long as the services are satisfactory to the customers it OK with the look currently.

[giammangiato]

....Not everyone uses Chrome or Chromium browsers, those who will be using a mixer will probably use a TOR browser...

You are right, I hadnt thought of that.  Many use tor in these cases and so actually predicting languages makes sense, since the browser wont do the translation at all. Honestly, I hadnt really thought about it, maybe because I saw Thormixer for testing in a normal browser.  But in fact if you want privacy you use Tor.

[pakhitheboss]

This may be against what you understood from five-star Comment, if you talk about the website user interface, then I will say that there is no need to work on it, as long as the services are satisfactory to the customers it OK with the look currently.

Yeah, the service is more important than the look and the layout of the mixer. It hardly matters how good the website looks what matters is that it is easily accessible, easy to understand, and does the job it is supposed to do in the time specified. I agree with your point and in this case, Thormixer does the job quite nicely.

[NotATether]

As you may know, Most russians do not focus on their English skill but that did not stopped them. If you look for the owner list of Online casinos, crypto currency business, exchanges, and some other services, you will notice that most of these owners are russians and some of them are not good in English. Some of their website load russian as default language for their users.

Nothing can stop you on the internet if you know how and what to use. I have used a lot of Russian websites where English version is not available. But we are talking about how good it is to have more language options. Having multiple language options is always nice.

Language literally does not matter when translators are available. Most of the mixers I am aware of are english-only, but some do provide translations of their website into other language to make it easier on that section of the population.

That being said, you'd need some people who is fluent in those languages to continuously keep the translation up to date.

[examplens]

Language literally does not matter when translators are available. Most of the mixers I am aware of are english-only, but some do provide translations of their website into other language to make it easier on that section of the population.

I am quite surprised that people from some "big" nations have a problem with understanding the English language. I mean, we are talking about 2024, when technology has advanced quite a bit.

[God Of Thunder]

Language literally does not matter when translators are available. Most of the mixers I am aware of are english-only, but some do provide translations of their website into other language to make it easier on that section of the population.

That being said, you'd need some people who is fluent in those languages to continuously keep the translation up to date.

I know bud. People can easily use a browser extension to translate it into their native language if they want. But, as you may, auto translators are not accurate and sometimes they translate bullshit. If a service is popular enough and they see that people from several country using their services, only then they may consider having multiple languages as an option.

I am quite surprised that people from some "big" nations have a problem with understanding the English language. I mean, we are talking about 2024, when technology has advanced quite a bit.

That is because they do not require to know English well to get qualified for their Job in their country. Probably this is one of the reason. In most countries, kids start to learn English from the first grade. I don't know about Russia and China. But these two nations seems does not care that much about English.