Wallets should be browsers first, then wallets.

browser 1st: find cool mint on internet, click link that opens browser, hit mint, done. 

wallet 1st: find cool mint, copy link, open wallet, click browser, paste link, hit mint, done.

Interesting, I’m not sure I agree. I use Dawn on iOS which is a native extension and that seems best to me. In your example it would work exactly like this, but without the need for another full-on browser. You click mint link, it opens in Safari, click mint and Dawn pops up, approve and mint, go back to browsing.

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just realized the example is written incorrectly. browser first would be: 

find nft, tap mint, done. (since you're already in the 'browser').

Roam

safari won't be able to do what /roam is doing for example. the whole experience is crypto native. 

roam is to safari what warpcast is to twitter.

Gotcha. But that’s already my flow right now if I find something on Safari. Only difference is that a little wallet prompt pops up, which your browser would need to do for signature too.

And in your example, your wallet browser have to be better than your regular browser for day to day right?