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There is no world- none whatsoever- in which I would trust a browser embedded wallet.
by tedivm 5y ago
There is no world- none whatsoever- in which I would trust a browser embedded wallet.
- rawtxapp 5y agoIt also seems to support hardware wallets.
- etr71115 5y agoWhy not?
- viro 5y agoBut you trust a random extention?
- wtvanhest 5y agoYou don’t need an extension. There are software wallets and hardware wallets that are not extensions.
- tcoff91 5y agoYou need something that's integrated into the browser to use web apps that integrate with cryptocurrencies. Like if you want to use uniswap you need metamask or something else that integrates with the webpage.
- knownjorbist 5y agoWalletConnect/WalletLink solve this problem.
- artk47 5y agoWC is not a panacea, however is obvious part of cyber hygiene
- 2bluesc 5y agoIt supports Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets to sign transactions like MetaMask.
- bbondy 5y agoBrave Wallet supports that use case. Only use your Ledger and connect it to Brave. That will delegate signing of transactions to the hardware wallet. The private key does not leave the hardware wallet. It's all about being a Dapp browser. The use case is getting access to Dapps.