Web3 Developer and Friendly Ghost @ Avara https://defispartan.dev
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Two useful URL tricks for Web3 users: 1.) Every ENS name has a built-in homepage, just add .xyz (defispartan.eth.xyz) 2.) View the code of any smart contract in VSCode by replacing the block explorer ending (.io. .com) with .deth.net (https://etherscan.deth.net/token/0x40d16fc0246ad3160ccc09b8d0d3a2cd28ae6c2f)
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Open Actions and Frames are fundamentally different and will likely co-exist :) Frames are explicitly defined frontends with flexible callbacks Open Actions are explicit callbacks (smart contract modules) with flexible frontends https://x.com/defispartan/status/1752097501585506509?s=46&t=snRz50II-wGH0yxSrQACPw
The Portal verifier could recognise the dispatcher as a valid signer: Use access token to request signed message from dispatcher -> verifier checks if message is signed by user or user’s dispatcher
Not that I’m aware of, but there are apps like this Hello World open action with no API dependency (all on-chain) and I hope to expand on this in the near future https://github.com/defispartan/lens-hello-world-open-action
Not necessarily, a Lens profile can set a dispatcher address (most commonly Lens API) so authentication can be handled external to the wallet (access tokens). I personally don’t set a dispatcher because I want complete self-custody, but it’s an option.