2.3.3
Ethereum and Base now open a wallet chooser, so any compatible browser wallet can sign there instead of one fixed option. Your Solana wallet stays connected when you change the wallet for Ethereum or Base, and swaps, bridges and approval reviews sign with the wallet you picked.
7 changes in this release
Highlights
Everything in this release
New2
- Ethereum and Base open a wallet chooser that lists the compatible browser wallets installed.
- Solana and Ethereum or Base use separate wallet choices, so changing one keeps the other connected.
Improved3
- Desktop and mobile wallet menus show which wallet signs on the current network.
- Swaps, bridges and token-approval reviews sign with the wallet you chose for Ethereum or Base.
- A wallet you already approved reconnects on page load without a permission prompt.
Fixed2
- With several wallet extensions installed, one no longer takes over from the others.
- Switching accounts, disconnecting, changing network or dismissing a connection request now updates every screen the same way.
Full release notes
Ethereum and Base open a wallet chooser that lists the compatible browser wallets it finds, and one installed extension no longer takes over from another. Wallets that are not installed are marked unavailable before you click them.
The Solana wallet and the Ethereum and Base wallet are chosen separately. You can keep one wallet on Solana and sign with another on Ethereum or Base, and the desktop and mobile wallet menus show which wallet signs on the current network. A wallet you already approved reconnects without a permission prompt when the page loads.
Swaps, bridges and token-approval reviews sign with the wallet you chose. Switching accounts, disconnecting, changing network or dismissing a connection request updates every screen the same way, and the embedded, extension, social-login and mobile-link sign-in options keep working.