Yes, this is correct! We have been making good progress and have released a new version that is currently being tested by Ledger.
Specifically, we were concerned about ensuring that this new app would enable the unlocking of funds for users who had previously used the non-shielded Zcash app. We have successfully run several tests and were able to unlock funds via our adapted ZEC Wallet Lite and the new Zcash Shielded app. These results are very promising, and if Ledger confirms them through their testing, we will be a big step closer to a public release.
Additionally, we have added support in the new app for the newly released device, Flex.
Tired of the lip service. You guys should have a fire under your ass, and you donāt. Full stop. Iām beginning to think this will never actually be complete. Waste of time, money, and resources. Iām glad they got that FLEX though! ā¦
Hi @Blazin8888 your understanding is correct: adapting the current Ledger Live integration to be compatible with the new app would require several more months of additional work, which would further delay the release.
While we have experience with Ledger Live integrations, the initial scope of this project was to create a shielded app that could then be integrated with third-party wallets.
I have no problem carrying on with this effort provided that ZGC approves my backlog change. Sent you a DM because this PR port needs review from its original authors
Iām really sorry to hear that, but this is also to us the most frustrating project we have had so far.
We assembled a dedicated task force to debug the app, which resulted in significant improvements. We resubmitted the app to Ledger on July 31st for review, incorporating numerous enhancements and adjustments. You can see the PR here, which has already been merged by Ledger New Release by emmanuelm41 Ā· Pull Request #3 Ā· LedgerHQ/app-zcash-new Ā· GitHub
Iāve been using my Nano S with ZecWallet and I notice that the Zcash app actually asks the user to verify a lot more of information that no Zcash wallet actually shows, like the Nullifier. I assume this is a requirement from Ledger. Is there a way to avoid asking the user to āapproveā a nullifier? can we skip this? If not, well, I guess that weāll have to give in and make wallets show the nullifiers on screen to make the users be able to truthfully approve them.
I think you are missing my point. Iām wondering why we have to and what is the purpose of showing a piece of information on the hardware wallet that the user canāt actually verify anywhere?
Has anyone seen a nullifier in their lives ? (Core Devs and @hanh answers donāt count )