nano

The function is_bootstrap_connection does not do what it says.
It implies that it simply checks if a connection is bootstrap or not but, in fact, it does a lot more that than.
It should be refactored to be safer.

bool nano::bootstrap_server::is_bootstrap_connection ()
{
	if (socket->type () == nano::socket::type_t::undefined && !node->flags.disable_bootstrap_listener && node->bootstrap

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Version: 0.9.10 (Google Play)

The password field on the Canoe lockscreen doesn't use all the space that is available, it only goes to about the middle. This can get quite annoying when you enter long passwords because you can't see if you continued typing. Here is a screenshot:

Right now there's no way of seeing a wallet's phrase or private key via the CLI. The private key is visible via the wallet file, but not the phrase--it uses an Entropy rather than saving the words.

It would be good to have a command, e.g.:

> feeless wallet secret --id

The output would vary depending on the wallet type:

> feeless wallet secret --id xxx # phrase, must match