What is a Web 3 browser?

A Web 3 browser is specifically designed to interact with decentralised applications (dApps) built on the decentralised web (Web 3). These browsers allow users to access and interact with dApps and other decentralised services and to use the unique features of Web 3, such as smart contracts and decentralised storage.

Web 3 browsers typically have built-in support for blockchain-based protocols such as Ethereum and include a built-in wallet, allowing users to manage and interact with their digital assets securely. They also allow users to interact with decentralised exchanges (DEXs) where they can buy, sell or trade tokens and other digital assets.

Some popular Web 3 browsers include MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Mist and Coinbase Wallet. These browsers allow users to interact with dApps and other decentralised services easily and use the unique features of Web 3, such as smart contracts and decentralised storage.

In conclusion, a Web 3 browser is specifically designed to interact with decentralised applications (dApps) built on the decentralised web (Web 3). Web 3 browsers allow users to access and interact with dApps and other decentralised services and use the unique features of Web 3, such as smart contracts and decentralised storage. They include built-in support for blockchain-based protocols and a wallet for digital assets management.