5d47e7e6 Before we dive into the solution, let’s quickly understand why Metamask removed Web3 versions. This change was made to ensure better compatibility and security for users who don’t have a Web3 wallet or want to use Metamask on mobile devices without an internet connection.
Sign with Metamask without Web3
To sign transactions with Metamask, you will need to create a signing key using the `metamask:signing-key` command. Here’s how.
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metamask:signing-key --genrate .json
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Using the `metamask:signing-key` command without Web3
Assuming you have generated a new signing key and imported it correctly, here is how you can sign transactions with Metamask:
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etherscan.io/addressbalance
Replace ‘address’ with the recipient’s Ethereum address.
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metamask:tx
Here is an example of how you can sign a simple transaction using the `metamask:signing-key` command:
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metamask:tx --id --signing-key .json
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metamask:txverify
Additional Tips
Make sure you have enabled signing for your Metamask wallet in the MetaMask settings.
By following these steps, you should be able to sign with Metamask without using Web3.