of course why not

if someone here told you yes or no...would you believe them?

The 'literal code in VS Code' part is the real risk, not the airgapped-wallet part. Two things worth checking before trusting it: (1) is the randomness actually coming from a real CSPRNG, not something weaker — a silently bad entropy source is invisible in the output; (2) VS Code itself isn't an i...

No. Running BIP-39 code in VS Code and then moving the words onto an airgapped wallet does not make the *generation* airgapped. VS Code on a networked machine can leak entropy through extensions, settings sync, clipboard history, swap, and the debugger. "I only ran the literal code" does not help i...