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Client-side SDKs to create third-party Safe Apps

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Interesting using this package in a VUE project as a connector works fine, @ running time. ``` import { SafeConnector } from '@gnosis.pm/safe-apps-wagmi'; const connector = new SafeConnector({ chains })...

We got a request for easy detection if the app is loaded as a safe app that doesn't require loading the SDK - in the web version, one can use...

At Snapshot we are using `personal_sign` here is how signing is done currently: https://github.com/snapshot-labs/snapshot.js/blob/master/src/utils/web3.ts#L5 You can test it here by casting a vote with any wallet: https://snapshot.org/#/fabien.eth/proposal/QmUQ3ytu3JQdbVScFVkEsPtPHc6REEKCtYb7wTcaKkukrR As @ennisjo said...

Signing messages allows to authenticate a user. This can be used in Safe apps to identify/ authenticate the connected wallet. Currently it is not possible to request a signature from...

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### Background: 1inch has introduced batch transactions for their Safe App. The experience is glorious. To my knowledge, it is the only "Dapp as a Safe App" that does this....

This feature request came from 1inch team that has a Safe app: > At 1inch Dapp we have the ability to send transactions through Flashbots (using current network RPC). But...

We need functionality that would allow us to reject an existing transaction in gnosis safe.Similar to [creating and sending a transaction](https://github.com/gnosis/safe-apps-sdk/tree/master/packages/safe-apps-sdk#sending-txs). Or would allow you to send a gnosis-core-sdk created...

> For known networks such as rinkeby, mainnet etc, does it make sense to reuse the existing canonical versions? i.e. no need to re-reploy? Should it always use gnosis' contracts...

> I wish I would afterwards see which contracts I deployed, i.e. addresses of master copy, proxy factory etc. This could also include viewing what contracts a safe uses.

Jose ran into the following error: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16622558/109625043-49c64080-7b58-11eb-9827-f797532d44c1.png) This was because there were two versions of the SDKs installed: 2.0.0 as a separate entry in package.json and 1.1.1 as a dependency...