I’ve a dapp wallet app that works with desktop brave browser wallet.
Recent update of brave mobile browser wallet now supports solana too along with ethereum.
However the brave wallet adapter doesn’t work with mobile brave browser’s wallet.
Will there be any update for that on solana brave wallet adapter?
https://github.com/solana-labs/wallet-adapter/tree/master/packages/wallets/brave
Thank you
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i have react native app it works with RVM machines to recycle plastic bottles or something you know. in exchange for that app gives some erc20 tokens (CRB my own) that I have to send to the user's wallet address. So I want to connect my app to wallets like Metamask, Maiar, Ledger.
can anyone guide me how do I do that which library should I use
You can take a look on Moralis, at the moment we don't have a lot of choice
https://github.com/ethereum-boilerplate/ethereum-react-native-boilerplate
I'm facing an issue while trying to record a mobile native application using Loadrunner (Remote application via Loadrunner proxy).
I am using a client provided laptop / mobile devices for testing.
Initially, I was not able to record the mobile app via LR proxy using the client's laptop, but I was able to do the recording using my personal laptop. After raising tickets and having multiple sessions with the helpdesk team, we figured out that we are able to record the mobile app by disabling the VPN on the client laptop, but fail when the VPN is enabled (as the IP address is being changed to the VPN network).
Disabling the VPN is against the client security policy and I don't even have the admin rights to disable it.
As suggested by the helpdesk team, I have tried installing pulse secure and connecting the mobile device to the VPN (so that the mobile and laptop would be under the same client network), but it failed to record.
Network team wouldn't work on the issue as it is not related to network elements (routers, switches and firewalls, etc.), but to the user end-point.
I am not able to do recording with Jmeter or capture traffic using Fiddler as well with the VPN being connected in the laptop. All of the mentioned tools were able to do the recording from my personal laptop.
We are now stuck without any option to proceed further.
Please comment if anyone has faced the issue or has insights on the next steps that I need to approach this.
I've created my action on Google development project and I've deployed a self signed service locally(in the local network) which I've added for fulfilment on the Action settings. Now I see my app in the Google Assistant, under Add devices, but when I try to link accounts(the account linking was also set previously), the action.devices.SYNC is not triggered and I get the "Couldn't update the settings. Check your connection". My phone is also in the same network. What am i missing?
All Google Assistant Actions, including Smart Home Actions, go through Google's cloud. Even requests from your phone or Google Home device to the smart device on the same LAN go through Google's servers.
Google's servers need to be able to contact your local service, so it needs to have a globally accessible IP address/name.
I would like to connect a Chromecast to a wifi network where access is secured by certificates (plus username/pwd).
Does anyone know whether you can install a certificate on a Google Chromecast and can it pass the cert for secured access?
No, you cannot install any certificates on a chromecast device.
I am working on a WP7 application that retrieves data from a web service. The web service was written by a co-worker and is hosted on a server connected to the office network. The app works just fine in the emulator. However, when I run the app on the actual phone (HTC Surround) it can't connect to the web service. If I try to open a website hosted on the same server that doesn't work either. However I can connect to other websites just fine.
One thing to note is - I don't have a SIM card in the phone, so the only available data connection is via WiFi, which connects to the office network (the same network that the service is hosted on).
I'm able to hit this website just fine from my laptop (on the wired office network), via an Android phone using WiFi, and via an Android phone using 4G.
What could be going on here? Alternatively - how can I debug this issue?
Thanks
I'd start debugging it by using Connectify.me (or something similar) to re-broadcast the wifi network you're having problems with, start Fiddler up and analyze what happens when the device's browser connects to some external site vs the site hosted on your network.