Rabby Extension
1) Locate the Connect Wallet button on the website you want to use.
2) Select Rabby Wallet from the list of available wallet options. A pop-up window from Rabby will appear.
If the DApp doesn't list Rabby Wallet, select MetaMask. A Rabby pop-up will appear, allowing you to connect.
If neither Rabby nor MetaMask is an option, select the generic Browser Wallet or Injected option.
If you have multiple wallet extensions installed, Rabby will prompt you to confirm which one to use.
Troubleshooting
If you're having trouble connecting, try these steps:
Open Rabby and go to Settings > Connect Rabby by Disguising as MetaMask.
Refresh the DApp website.
Select the MetaMask option to connect—Rabby will appear.
Rabby Mobile
1) At the bottom of the app, swipe up on the "Swipe up to explore websites" toast
2) Search for the DApp or enter the URL directly in the search bar.
3) Locate the Connect Wallet button on the website.
4) Select Rabby Wallet from the list of available wallet options.
If Rabby is not listed, select MetaMask. A Rabby pop-up will appear to complete the connection.
WalletConnect Support: Rabby Mobile does not currently support WalletConnect. To use a DApp on your phone, you must open it within the Rabby app's built-in browser. Opening a DApp in an external mobile browser (like Safari or Chrome) and trying to connect via WalletConnect will not work.
Connecting to PC DApps: You cannot connect the Rabby Mobile app to a DApp running on a PC browser by scanning the QR code to connect via WalletConnect. To use DApps on your computer, please install the Rabby Extension.
Avoid connecting to scam websites
When connecting, Rabby displays specific data to help you determine if a website is trustworthy.
List by: Shows the Web3 community platforms (like CoinMarketCap or DeFiLlama) that have listed this DApp. If it is not listed anywhere, a yellow warning (!) will appear if the website has not been listed on any community platforms.
Site Popularity: Indicates how much traffic the site receives. A yellow warning (!) will appear if the popularity is very low.
Flagged by Rabby: If a site is a known malicious website, you will see a red exclamation mark. You should avoid connecting to these websites.
How to Handle Connection Warnings
If a risk is detected, the Connect button will be disabled by default.
We recommend carefully reviewing these risks before taking action. If you understand the potential danger and choose to accept the risk, click "Ignore All" to enable the Connect button.