Yes, such a wallet exists, though it is still in beta: AtomicDEX (desktop version only) supports Namecoin (NMC).
You can even use the built-in “atomic swap” feature to trade your NMC, for example, for Komodo (KMD), which you can hold in the wallet and collect rewards or sell on many popular exchanges like Binance (affiliate link). Make sure you read the instructions first (found under Support). The atomic swap protocol requires that the maker and taker stay online and monitor the blockchains involved.
Update February 28, 2021:Dogecoin Core 1.14.3 has been released and significantly improves the synchronization speed. The method described in the original post below is no longer be necessary.
This article assumes that you have backed up your wallet and updated to the most recent version of Dogecoin Core (currently 1.14.2).
Once synchronized, consider forwarding port 22556 to help the network. This should give you over a hundred connections instead of the usual 8:
This will, of course, create significant network activity as can be seen in Dogecoin Core under Help > Debug window > Network traffic. This is my traffic from just two days:
Edit 2: I do not recommend using the full node wallet (version 1.14.2) if you’re just getting started with Dogecoin. Consider using a simple mobile wallet like Trust Wallet.
You’re running an application on a PC with a high DPI display and some (or all) of the controls are too small. You do not want to change the system-wide scaling settings just to make this application more usable.
The solution: Change the app’s high DPI setting
Windows 10 allows you to change the high DPI settings for each application.
Open the application.
Right-click on the app icon in the taskbar.
Right-click on the app’s name.
Select Properties:
If this method does not work, locate the application’s folder and right-click on the application file (.exe), then select Properties.
Select the Compatibility tab.
Click on Change high DPI settings:
Check the Override high DPI scaling behavior checkbox and select a new setting from the drop-down list:
Confirm both open dialogs with OK.
“System” should solve the issue of some controls being smaller than others), though the app will look a bit blurry. “System (enhanced)” will try to make everything look more crisp. You might want to try out all settings (and you may have to restart the app to see any changes).
