Ferritext v0.4.0

Changes:

Improved user interface - send multiple messages
Script cleanup
Speed improvements
Explorer now updates automatically without restart.

Usage guide:

1. Download the testnet packages - Windows 64-bit
   SHA256 checksum: ed25576a27be1ac4ca647dfe9a5dcb8f3f0bf66c414d1f1d095463516527a030
2. Run the ferrite-qt test, place the Powershell script in the same directory as ferrite-cli test.
3. Create a new wallet without a name (script default has no name) - default wallet
4. Generate a receiving address and obtain some testnet coins or mine some using generatetoaddress 1 <wallet_address>
5. Right click ferritext-0.4 and Run with Powershell

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0

Ferritext v0.3.0

Ferritext allows sending of arbitrary OP_RETURN text messages on the blockchain, allowing for censorship resistance via the decentralisation of the blockchain hosting by Ferrite Core nodes.

Update:
New Ferrite OP_RETURN explorer and text transaction generator - you can now view sent messages up to 20 blocks back.

Changes:
Filtered out non ASCII messages
Speed optimisations
Improved user interface
Memory pool (unconfirmed messages) lookahead

Usage guide:
Requirements - You will need your Ferrite wallet.dat, ferrite-cli and ferritext.ps1 in the same folder. Windows 8, 8.1, 10 or 11 machine.
You will need testnet coins.
To run ferrite-qt in testnet mode - go to ferrite.conf and set testnet=1
Alternatively, you can download ferrite-qt-test here.
Right click and run using Powershell.

Alternatively - you can switch $TESTNET = 1 to $TESTNET = 0 in the script to send messages on Mainnet using mainnet Ferrite coins.

Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0
Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.3.0

Ferritext v0.2.0

Ferritext allows sending of arbitrary OP_RETURN text messages on the blockchain, allowing for censorship resistance via the decentralisation of the blockchain hosting by Ferrite Core nodes.

Update:
Ferrite OP_RETURN explorer - you can now view sent messages up to 6 blocks back.

Changes:
Set to testnet mode.

Usage guide:
Requirements - You will need your Ferrite wallet.dat, ferrite-cli and ferritext.ps1 in the same folder. Windows 8, 8.1, 10 or 11 machine.
You will need testnet coins.
To run ferrite-qt in testnet mode - go to ferrite.conf and set testnet=1
Alternatively, you can download ferrite-qt-test here.
Right click and run using Powershell.

Ferritext v0.1.1

Ferritext allows sending of arbitrary OP_RETURN text messages on the blockchain, allowing for censorship resistance via the decentralisation of the blockchain hosting by Ferrite Core nodes.

Changes:
RPC connection issues fix.

Usage guide:
Requirements - You will need your Ferrite wallet.dat, ferrite-cli and ferritext.ps1 in the same folder.
Right click and run using Powershell.

Name	SHA-256 Hash
Ferritext	9cf68c797d0d96aa032c4282437f0cda8eb053a98ab263d00eae53294a3d4cee

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

Ferritext v0.1.0

Ferritext allows sending of arbitrary OP_RETURN text messages on the blockchain, allowing for censorship resistance via the decentralisation of the blockchain hosting by Ferrite Core nodes.

Requirements - You will need your Ferrite wallet.dat, ferrite-cli and ferritext.ps1 in the same folder.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/koh-gt/ferritext/commits/v0.1.0