Why don't ENS names work for sending with MetaMask Chrome extension on Base?

https://docs.ens.domains/dapp-developer-guide/ens-l2-offchain#l2-resolver

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@greg This is a good example of where ENS needs to be way more focused on execution vs. standards. Otherwise apps that make it easy to pay people will opt out of using ENS. :)

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sure, but then don't say use my ENS when sending money as a rule of thumb

that’d be dangerous tbh - what if the ens resolves to a safe/smart account on eth mainnet

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Very surprised to find out, they are waiting on everyone else to adopt their standard. 

Wait too long and someone will figure out every wallet will need a name and knowing this lot, Telly make it a public good. There goes ENS.

I guess they don't want to risk resolving an L1 contract address to something that's not valid on L2?

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