I. Check if the user has connected their wallet.
II. Connect user wallet and get account details.
III. Allow users to Authorize and Send Transactions from their wallet.
IV. Disconnect/Logout users…

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This is a quick guide for setting up web3 in your React application. We will be creating a minting website that authenticates a user’s wallet and allows them to mint an NFT. You will be able to take advantage of decentralized identity in your application based on the wallet address e.g., .ETH domain name and later on NFT profile pictures.

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I see over and over the same features about WEB3, is WEB3 used just to log in with a browser extension, or just used to do NFT transactions?
How is that the next level of web development?
How can WEB3 make the life of its users easier if you need a browser extension to be able to use it?
I hope I’m wrong, but I don’t see it last for more than 2 years.