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Yep these cases feel way more intentional. Web3 UX is janky but the wallet browsers make it much better.

The only ones I like are mobile wallet browsers for web3 things

Not to mention that they’re barebones to the point where you’re exposed to every tracker and pop up. This was TikTok’s cart blanche to scrape every keystroke and password alike.

I should clarify I mean for apps like Discord, Gmail, Telegram, etc.

My main point of frustration is that they have no context of the main browser, so it's annoyingly ephemeral. Like an involuntary private session.

Also this is a great point!

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I should clarify I mean for apps like Discord, Gmail, Telegram, etc.

My main point of frustration is that they have no context of the main browser, so it's annoyingly ephemeral. Like an involuntary private session.

Also this is a great point!

https://warpcast.com/adam-/0xfb2c6778

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Wallet apps with browsers are good!

https://warpcast.com/sdv.eth/0xf2b67176

what apps? wallets for sure a clear example

abomination, it exists solely for analytics, not convenience

microsub.

but when android made it so third party browsers could serve as the in-app browser? 

now THAT

was still a mistake

I haven’t come across a problem yet— what are you seeing?

I somehow prefer them over switching to/from browser