user65916: I've been reading on the internet and I have found several websites for generating Ripple paper wallets: ripply.eu, bithomp.com, gatehub, etc. I'm not sure if these websites are official Ripple websites and trustworthy for generating paper wallets.
So, I'm wondering whether https://www.ripplepaperwallet.com is an official and trustworthy website for generating wallets.
I'm using Windows 8.1 and the latest version of Google Chrome.

user70110: Considering the fact it has iframes (e.g ads) in it and they might have access to the parent (e.g http://ripplepaperwallet.com) DOM, I would say that even if it was an open source project (which I have not found any references to) I would say it relies on a third party that is not open source therefore theoretically can be not safe.    
As well, I did not see an offline version of it, which in my opinion is a good practice to verify integrity of paper wallets.

65916: <p>I've been reading on the internet and I have found several websites for generating Ripple paper wallets: ripply.eu, bithomp.com, gatehub, etc. I'm not sure if these websites are official Ripple websites and trustworthy for generating paper wallets.</p>

<p>So, I'm wondering whether <a href="https://www.ripplepaperwallet.com" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://www.ripplepaperwallet.com</a> is an official and trustworthy website for generating wallets.</p>

<p>I'm using Windows 8.1 and the latest version of Google Chrome.</p>
 70110: <p>Considering the fact it has iframes (e.g ads) in it and they might have access to the parent (e.g <a href="http://ripplepaperwallet.com" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://ripplepaperwallet.com</a>) DOM, I would say that even if it was an open source project (which I have not found any references to) I would say it relies on a third party that is not open source therefore theoretically can be not safe.    </p>

<p>As well, I did not see an offline version of it, which in my opinion is a good practice to verify integrity of paper wallets.</p>
