having problem with impersonating an account on the dApps

[irnb]

Hello everyone,

I recently tried out the rivet, and I must say, it's impressive and significantly simplifies the work for developers.

Here's a link to a presentation where Tom (@tmm) demonstrates it: https://www.youtube.com/live/aFk0WymgAo8?feature=shared&t=8775

In it, he uses a "Browser Wallet" but I haven't been able to find any information about it on the internet. After some adjustments, it appears that this wallet is essential for impersonating an account when using other dApps, such as Uniswap.

Does anyone have more information about this "Browser Wallet"?

[irnb]

@jxom

[irnb]

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a solution I found for those who are trying to use their browser wallet with Uniswap while using Rivet.

Steps to Follow:

1. Disable Other Wallet Extensions: First, ensure that all other wallet extensions in your browser are disabled, leaving only Rivet active.
2. Configure Anvil with Correct ChainID: Run your Anvil with chainID set to 1. This is crucial as 1 corresponds to the Ethereum mainnet. If you're aiming to test on a different network, make sure to adjust the chainID to match that specific network's chain ID.

After following these steps, you should be able to see the Browser Wallet option available in Uniswap.

Personal Experience:
I've tested this setup on both Uniswap and Compound DApps. It worked flawlessly. I was able to impersonate a random account, execute transactions, and observe the results as if I were operating from that address.

Acknowledgment:
A big shoutout to the Rivet team for their excellent work. Your efforts are making a significant difference in the community!

Hope this helps others facing similar issues!

[Vanek131]

goood

[vikaman2103]

It often happens when you have to disable other browser wallets that would not pop up without a request