# Connect Vega wallet & select keys ## Connect wallet When looking to use Vega via a user interface e.g. Dapp (Decentralized web App), I... - If the app loads and already has a connection it can restore "eagerly" (without the user having to click connect) it **could** do so - **must** select a connection method / wallet type: (0002-WCON-002) - If I don't have the browser wallet installed, I see "get started" on the connect button, otherwise I see "Connect" there. (0002-WCON-002) - If I don't have the browser wallet installed, when I press "Get started" I can see immediately a way to get the Vega wallet browser extension. (0002-WCON-0010) - If I do have the browser wallet installed, I can easily choose to connect to it. (0002-WCON-0011) - If the desktop wallet or CLI is detected as running, I can see that and choose to connect with my desktop / CLI wallet. (0002-WCON-0012) - If there is not running desktop wallet or CLI detected, I can see that I need to open my wallet. (0002-WCON-0013) - I can find out more about supported browsers i.e. there is a link (Issue "List compatible browsers" vegawallet-browser#360 has to be implemented). (0002-WCON-0013) - I can find out more about the Vega Wallet and see what "other" versions there are i.e. there is a link to the page on the website (currently - https://vega.xyz/wallet#overview). (0002-WCON-0014) - I can install and connect vega metamask snap wallet (0002-WCON-0015) - Browser wallet: - The browser extension you need is automatically detected if you are using Chrome or Firefox, presenting the specific call to action to install that browser extension in a visible way e.g. with a Chrome or Firefox icon. (0002-WCON-041) - The browser extension store opens in a new tab on the Vega Wallet extension page (Chrome or Firefox). (0002-WCON-042) - When the browser I am using is not Firefox or Chrome, there is a way to download the browser extension anyway but at my own risk i.e. I can see options for both the chrome and firefox extensions in the CTA. (0002-WCON-043) - There is a way to understand the browser extension is an Alpha release e.g. there is a label / description. (0002-WCON-044) - if I choose Desktop/CLI App ("jsonRpc" type): - **must** have the option to input a non-default Wallet location (0002-WCON-003) - If I select to enter a custom wallet location, there is a way to go back to the default view i.e. a back button or similar. - **must** submit attempt to connect to wallet (0002-WCON-005) - if the dapp DOES already have a permission with the wallet: **must** see that wallet is connected (0002-WCON-007) note: if the user want to connect to a different wallet to the one that they were previously connected with, they will have to hit logout. - if the app uses one key at a time: **should** show what key is active (re-use the last active key) (0002-WCON-008) - if the wallet does NOT have an existing permission with the wallet: **must** prompt user to check wallet app to approve the request to connect wallet: See [Connecting to Dapps](0002-WCON-connect_vega_wallet.md#connect-wallet) for what should happen in wallet app (0002-WCON-009) - if new keys are given permission: **must** show the user the keys have been approved (0002-WCON-010) - if the dapp uses one key at a time: **should** prompt me to select key. See [select/switch keys](#select-and-switch-keys). (0002-WCON-014) - if user rejects connection: **must** see a message saying that the request to connect was denied (0002-WCON-015) - if the dapp is unable to connect for technical reason (e.g. CORS): **must** see an explanation of the error, and a method of fixing the issue (0002-WCON-016) ... so I can use the interface to read data about my key/party or request my wallet to broadcast transactions to a Vega network. ## Disconnect wallet When wishing to disconnect my wallet, I... - **must** see an option to disconnect wallet (0002-WCON-022) - **must** see confirmation that wallet has been disconnected (0002-WCON-023) ... so that I can protect my wallet from malicious use or select a different wallet to connect to ## Select and switch keys when looking to do something with a specific key (or set of keys) from my wallet, I... - **must** see what key is currently selected (if any) (0002-WCON-025) - **must** see a list of keys that are approved from the connected wallet (0002-WCON-026) - for each key: - **must** see the first and last 6 digits of the [public key](DATA-data_display.md#public-keys). (0002-WCON-027) - **must** be able to copy to clipboard the whole public key (0002-WCON-029) - **must** see the key name/alias (meta data) (0002-WCON-030) - **must** see the option to trigger a re-authenticate so I can use newly created keys (0002-WCON-035) ...so that I can select the key(s) that I want to use.