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I am asking for a tip for my merged subxt pull request "Support loading keys from Polkadot-JS accounts". https://github.com/paritytech/subxt/pull/1661 It is very common for users to create their Polkadot accounts using the Polkadot-JS browser extension. Subxt is the primary library for implementing Rust programs that sign and submit extrinsics for Polkadot chains, but it did not support this popular account file format. I examined the Polkadot-JS source code to determine the encoding. The password is hashed with Scrypt and then the ciphertext is decrypted with XSalsa20Poly1305. I would greatly appreciate a tip of 32 KSM. Is this reasonable?

- The person helped add support for Polkadot-JS accounts to Subxt.  
- Subxt is a Rust library for Polkadot chains.  
- Many users create accounts with Polkadot-JS.  
- They figured out how Polkadot-JS stores account info.  
- It uses Scrypt and XSalsa20Poly1305 for security.  
- They are asking for a 32 KSM tip.  
- This makes Subxt easier to use for more people.

Tip request for adding Polkadot-JS account support to Subxt