WalletConnect Linux?

[john.doe761]

I basically need an WalletConnect Linux software so i can connect to websites that supports WalletConnect protocol, for example: uniswap, 1inch, aave, etc.

The only one that i could find is Infinity Wallet but it's not open source and i don't know if i should trust it.
I had try all wallets listed on registry.walletconnect.org/wallets. Most support just iOS/Android.

Any ideeas?

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[ABCbits]

I had try all wallets listed on registry.walletconnect.org/wallets. Most support just iOS/Android.

The website you mentioned show Metamask, which support 4 different Browser. Why don't you just use Firefox and download Metamask?

[john.doe761]

The website you mentioned show Metamask, which support 4 different Browser. Why don't you just use Firefox and download Metamask?

Due to privacy converns i won't use Metamask.

As no better option available: i had end up checking InfinityWallet DNS requests: (also the http(s) traffic)

Code:

#wallet statistics ?
api.infinitywallet.io
shard.infinitywallet.io
metrix.infinitywallet.io

#check if network is available
google.com

#analytics
google-analytics.com
googletagmanager.com
gvt1.com

#news
min-api.cryptocompare.com

#update check
github.com
api.github.com
github-releases.githubusercontent.com

#rates
www.coingecko.com
api.coingecko.com
www.floatrates.com

#BSC
api.bscscan.com
bsc-dataseed.binance.org
dex.binance.org
explorer.binance.org

#WalletConnect
bridge.walletconnect.org

#push transaction
api.etherscan.io
api.ethplorer.io

#polygon
api.polygonscan.com
polygon-rpc.com

#Groestlcoin
blockbook.groestlcoin.org

#BTC
blockbook-bitcoin.binancechain.io
btc1.trezor.io
btc2.trezor.io
btc3.trezor.io
btc4.trezor.io
btc5.trezor.io

#Doge
blockbook-dogecoin.binancechain.io
doge1.trezor.io
doge2.trezor.io
doge3.trezor.io
doge4.trezor.io
doge5.trezor.io

#ETH
eth2.trezor.io

#LTC
blockbook-litecoin.binancechain.io
litecoinblockexplorer.net
ltc1.trezor.io
ltc2.trezor.io
ltc3.trezor.io
ltc4.trezor.io
ltc5.trezor.io

#ripple
data.ripple.com
s1.ripple.com

#info
mainnet.infura.io

After some tests i had end up blocking these domains:

Code:

vim /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 api.infinitywallet.io
127.0.0.1 shard.infinitywallet.io
127.0.0.1 metrix.infinitywallet.io

127.0.0.1 www.googletagmanager.com
127.0.0.1 gvt1.com
127.0.0.1 www.google-analytics.com

127.0.0.1 github.com
127.0.0.1 api.github.com
127.0.0.1 github-releases.githubusercontent.com

127.0.0.1 www.coingecko.com
127.0.0.1 min-api.cryptocompare.com

This+TOR will hopefully be enough to protect my privacy/security while the wallet still works as expected.

[dkbit98]

Due to privacy converns i won't use Metamask.

It makes no sense that you won't use open source metamask wallet but you are willing to use some unknown closed source wallet  called infinity.

One more option you have is using hardware wallets that support WalletConnect (ledger live, safepal, ellipal, coolwallet, dcent...), however, I think that most of them are also closed source.

[NotATether]

Due to privacy converns i won't use Metamask.

First time I hear someone saying that. Can you enlighten me as to how Metamask is violating user privacy?

Does it have something to do with the "Privacy Mode" feature that gives your ETH address to sites? [I do not know Metamask too well, I have only used its WalletConnect integration a few times and barely ever tinkered with its settings].