Warum verlangen einige Dapps die Installation von Trezor Bridge und die Eingabe meiner Passphrase?

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Kann mir bitte jemand erklären, warum einige Dapps (wie z.B. 1inch) von mir verlangen, Trezor Bridge zu installieren und manchmal auch meine Passphrase einzugeben? Ist das normal? Ist es sicher?
Während andere Dapps wie Uniswap nichts davon verlangen?

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Selbst wenn ich meine Trezor Suite-Desktopsoftware lade und mich in meine Wallet einlogge, indem ich meine Passphrase in die Trezor-Software eingebe, bleibt das Problem bestehen, dass einige Dapps die Installation von Trezor Bridge und die erneute Eingabe meiner Passphrase erfordern. Warum eigentlich?
Ich danke Ihnen im Voraus.

[brianddk]

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There are a few public APIs that sites can use to talk to trezor. This path of communication generally looks like this. I’ll try to name an example that uses each path:

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### MEW using „Browser Extension“ method

MEW->MetaMask->TrezorConnect->TrezorBridge->TrezorHW

### MEW using „Hardware Wallet“ method

MEW->TrezorConnect->TrezorBridge->TrezorHW

### Suite-Web on Firefox

Suite-Web->TrezorBridge->TrezorHW

### Suite-Web on Chrome/Brave

Suite-Web->TrezorHW

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Talking directly to TrezorHW is „hard“ and changes often, and only works through a few browsers and OSes. Talking to TrezorBridge is easier, but still requires a LOT of low-level Trezor knowlege. Talking to TrezorConnect is much „easier“ and simpler to program. Talking through MetaMask is „easiest“ and offers the most homogeneous approach.

People use the one with the most layers so they only need to program one interface „MEW->MetaMask“, then just offload the work to another project „MetaMask“. Same for the other more complex modes as well.

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[EfraimK]

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I’ve been staying away from web-based apps/wallets. Seems every day I hear of a new threat and more people getting scammed. There’s too much money online NOT to entice sophisticated scammers. JMTC.

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