Revert "Add custom hd path option (#9367)"#9875
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This reverts commit f30d261. The custom HD path option was found to be unsafe to use, because the displayed list of accounts would differ depending on which application was open on the Ledger device. Essentially Ledger was accepting invalid inputs, and returning junk responses. This was too dangerous to ship, as it could leave users with an account that they can't reliably recover. If we don't know how the derivation is happening, then allowing this import puts our users at risk of losing funds. We can re-introduce this functionality after adding validation to ensure that we only allow inputs that are handled correctly by Ledger.
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This reverts commit f30d261.
The custom HD path option introduced in #9367 was found to be unsafe to use, because the displayed list of accounts would differ depending on which application was open on the Ledger device. Essentially Ledger was accepting invalid inputs, and returning junk responses.
This was too dangerous to ship, as it could leave users with an account that they can't reliably recover. If we don't know how the derivation is happening, then allowing this import puts our users at risk of losing funds.
We can re-introduce this functionality after adding validation to ensure that we only allow inputs that are handled correctly by Ledger.