For the new Brave Wallet, I recommend that the process for adding new networks be enhanced in the following ways:
Accept the decimal version of network IDs. Most resources communicate the decimal version. And many people won’t understand how to convert them into the hex version.
Provide a list of well-known networks to add, so people don’t have to go look them up and do the manual entry.
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tsa
November 16, 2021, 11:20pm
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+1
Workaround: go to anyswap and click on each network in order to add them to to the Networks that way
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I don’t understand how this works.
sriram
November 18, 2021, 3:58pm
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Feature request issue logged
opened 11:58AM - 17 Nov 21 UTC
suggestion
priority/P4
feature/wallet
OS/Desktop
Integrate a smart lookup for network providers in settings rather than asking th… e user to type in details. Having some sort of integration via Wallet settings or wallet page would be good. Or having some sort of integration with `https://chainlist.org` would be very helpful
cc: @bbondy @jamesmudgett
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Thanks! Any thoughts on accepting both decimal and hex IDs too, for cases when custom network providers are still needed?
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sriram
November 18, 2021, 5:37pm
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Will definitely be considered and make it easy once the design are spec’d out
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Is it that hard to have the Network ID field detect for hex or decimal values?
tsa
November 18, 2021, 11:19pm
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no, it isn’t. if there’s a leading 0x
it’s hex, otherwise decimal
brian
November 26, 2021, 3:41pm
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FYI - That’s already added but just missed the cut-off for the current hotfix that was just released. It’ll be in the next release though.
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Good! Thanks for the information, Brian.
brian
December 9, 2021, 3:52pm
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FYI - That’s deployed now, you can use decimal numbers when editing the chain now.
It’s int he latest Brave hotfix 1.32.115
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