There are no unique features (except the lack of features), it is a very simple wallet for minimalists. There is no support for other coins, no fetching of exchange rates, no swapping/sending to other cryptocurrencies, no fiat on/off-ramps, etc. All of that is by design and is not going to change :)

You should not lose your XMR while using the wallet, but beware that this is still a beta software, so some bugs, design flaws and maybe even rare crashes are expected. If you find any, please create a new issue on codeberg and I will look into it.

Huge thanks to rottenwheel and shortwavesurfer2009 for continuous help with testing the wallet and reporting the issues.

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[–] glitchead@programming.dev 1 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Hey, thank you for using Codeberg. I try to avoid github and corporate tech all together, and it's nice to see this.

[–] anoncontributorxmr@lemmy.libertarianfellowship.org 2 points 1 week ago

I do not actively try to avoid GitHub, but the last time I tried to register a GH account (to contribute to a Monero related project) I got shadow-banned (probably because I use Tor) :/

So I chose Codeberg simply because they allow anonymous contributions :)
Hopefully it will stay that way even after the recent spam attack..