Hive is dead, as per his founder: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3llr1a/hive_wallet_no_longer_being_developedtime_to_bail/cv7fmjy
hivewallet :
It wasn't the "web guy" you spoke to, it was me, Wendell, the founder/creator.
I apologize for the issues people have been having with Hive. You're right, I should have more clearly announced the glacial (not entirely frozen, see below) development, but we can't actually reach all of our users, and we assume that everyone knows our GitHub URL (github.com/hivewallet), which shows pretty transparently what is or is not going on.
Hive Web and Hive iOS are BIP32/BIP39 compatible, so you should be able to directly use your passphrase in any other wallet supporting that standard. This includes the excellent Bread Wallet, and I believe Mycelium as well.
It would be nice if some new maintainers for one or more of the platforms appeared, because with the patches that Wei created recently ( live @ http://hive-js.herokuapp.com ), it actually does work fine. However, these changes have not been rolled into the iOS version, and no one over here who might touch it uses OS X for development anymore.
We'll keep our servers on, but the wallets are basically unsupported. Again, because we respect your privacy and collect no data other than raw wallet numbers, we can't simply reach out to all of our users by email or some other means. Please help to spread the word by retweeting this:
https://twitter.com/hivewallet/status/645402186260721664
Start supporting touch events for non-buggy iOS support and faster menus
Display and hide wallets on click instead of on mouseout to prevent accidental clicks or mouseout events
Add a wrapper function to detect ghost and accidental clicks
Reorganize wallet javascript functions for better readability
Fix bug in which a wallet would display on mouse over after user clicked inside it's bubble
Fix accidental use of global variables
I few weeks ago, I updated the BlackBerry version of the app to the same codebase as the Android version. So it now supports HD wallets and tries its best to not reuse addresses.
Downgraded Coinomi's transparency level to checkpasstransparencyopensource since no deterministic build system is involved in the build process whatsoever
- _contrib/bco-htmlproof: check HTML for correctness; fail on any errors
- _contrib/bco-htmlproof: accept path for individual page to help debug
page problems
- (Many files) Convert `&` in numerous elements to `&`
- _templates/download.html: use Liquid filter to automatically escape
`&` in magnet links. Also premptively tell HTML not to check the
magnet link when checking external links (this check is not currently
enabled)
- _releases/*: Escape `<parameter>` used in multiple Bitcoin Core
release notes
- _templates/choose-you-wallet.html: change mSigna URL from
.../coinvault&referer=bitcoin.org to .../coinvault?referer=bitcoin.org
- _templates/community.html: fix duplicate anchors by renaming one
anchor
- _templates/events.html: move Javascript to separate file because it
contains forbidden HTML close tags within the `<script></script>`
tags.
- (Many files, mostly in _translations/) Fix many broken open tags or
missing close tags.
- _translatios/zh_TW.yml & ko.yml: fix a total of three invalid
characters (control characters)
* Adds Makefile test to ensure all subheadings, except those on Choose
Your Wallet, have an ID (anchor reference)
* Adds an ID to all subheads that didn't have on previously
Uses Ruby html-proofer to check the links. This commit also fixes the
various problems it found, as well as dealing with some of its
non-problem complaints (it doesn't like anchor (a) tags without either
an href, name, or id).
Running HTML proofer takes about 12 minutes on my system (with up to two
threads), during which it prints no text. Travis CI times out after 10
minutes of nothing being written to stdout, so this commit also adds a
background process the Makefile to print a line every minute while make
runs.