ENS wallet creation

[Elitsi]

I would like to start a discussion about creating ENS wallet, where people could store there funds in order to purchase END names and ENS EFT

[Premm.eth]

It is possible to create a plugin to Metamask.

https://docs.metamask.io/guide/snaps.html

or this:

Sequence Builder

I would be interested to see if it might be possible to implement ettp://, using a modified version of Metamask. This way it would be possible to access DNS domains that are registered with ENS, i.e. vitalik.xyz, as decentralized websites, and differentiate between the DNS version of vitalik.xyz.

ETTP: a new standard for browser resolution

I would like to propose a new web standard URI scheme, ettp://. Currently there is no URI scheme that is well known and associated with Web3. ENS is known more broadly for identity. Looking out into the future, I believe the number of ENS names registered for other uses will be much larger than for identity. ENS supports both native .eth domains as well as DNS domains. It is however not clear to most the differences between them, or what happens when a DNS name (e.g. .com) is registered as an E…

[Elitsi]

Plug-in to MetaMask is just a pathway. I guess the native ENS wallet will add great value to our DAO. It can provide additional revenue stream and utility to ens token. Currently ens is just governance token. In my humble opinion, I think that supplementing governance function with utilitarian functionality will be important for ENS acceptance and will increase competitiveness with domain name services, like Untouchable Domains and others. If core development team do not have time or desire to create native wallet, maybe they can promote this idea to associated developers. I assume that creation of new wallet is not easy project, but on other hand, it is not something absolutely new or very difficult and expensive.

[nick.eth]

I really don’t see the point in creating an “ENS wallet”. Building an excellent wallet requires an entire fulltime team, and others like Rainbow, are already doing an outstanding job of it, with ENS integration at the core of it.