What do the "Fetch Wallet" options when opening a Ripple wallet mean?

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When I open a Ripple account, I can choose to fetch my wallet from

What does this mean? Can someone elaborate on the differences, and when is each option appropriate?

Are there still 2 people voting to close ripple questions, despite being consensus on meta that they are in-topic? How childish they are? — o0'., Feb 22 '13 at 18:53
@Lohoris - not just voting to close, but without identifying themselves... — ripper234, Feb 22 '13 at 20:12
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@Lohoris - of course he has the right to vote to close, it's just childish and futile to insist on doing this if the vast majority will disregard it. — ripper234, Feb 23 '13 at 14:30
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Vahe Hovhannisyan · Accepted Answer · 2013-03-20 09:54:01Z

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"Payward, Local Browser" tries to fetch your wallet from Payward and if an account has not been found or if the Payward is not available / you are offline, it tries to fetch the wallet from local storage.
"Payward" only looks in Payward.
"Local" only looks in local storage.

P. S. You've set where to save your wallet in https://ripple.com/client/#/register right after the "Create Wallet" button.

answered Mar 20 '13 at 9:54

Vahe Hovhannisyan

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What's a payward? And why must this post be 30 long?
– user4825
May 4 '13 at 10:57
You can store your encrypted wallet in Payward server, and access it everywhere, not only from your local machine.
– Vahe Hovhannisyan
May 9 '13 at 18:51

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