Rabby Wallet to cease maintenance of Firefox extension

Rabby Wallet, a non-custodial browser-based crypto wallet developed by DeBank, announced that it will no longer maintain its Firefox extension. According to the team, the decision followed “long-standing challenges with the Firefox platform,” particularly Firefox’s lack of full support for hardware wallets such as Ledger, which negatively impacted the user experience for those relying on hardware devices for key management. The Firefox add-on has already been removed from active maintenance, and related community issues now point users to the announcement as the official status. Rabby cited Firefox’s relatively small user base compared with other browsers as another factor, stating that ongoing maintenance on Firefox had become disproportionately costly relative to its impact. The team said it will instead focus on platforms it “fully support[s],” and explicitly recommends that users run the Rabby extension on Chrome or Brave going forward. For DeFi and EVM users, this means that continued Rabby support and new feature updates will concentrate on Chromium-based browsers, while Firefox users will need to migrate to a supported browser to maintain access to actively maintained versions of Rabby Wallet.

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