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Sparrow has no privacy, you should definitely avoid it since it sends your wallet's transaction history to third party servers by default. Whirlpool coinjoins have higher fees and less privacy than WabiSabi coinjoins.

198 sats \ 0 replies \ @anon 30 Sep

Sparrow is a great desktop wallet and especially for its support for air gapped hardware wallets and its ability to use with multisig. It asks you on setup which node connection to go for and two of the three connection options are privacy respecting. Of course though, one is required to run their own node for privacy with sparrow. For people without a node, wasabi is the only desktop application I’m aware of that uses bloom filters or whatever the modern equivalent is. So wasabi is perhaps the only option for privacy if someone does not have a node. Wasabi also supports coinjoins when sparrow does not. If wasabi supports airgapped QR code hardware wallets and multisig, it could be a total replacement for sparrow. I actually use both. Also, Kruw, much respect for you and your work.

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