Qorvex for your browser
A small wallet window that sends and receives from your toolbar. It signs on your device and keeps your keys in this browser only. It is not on the Chrome Web Store or any other store: you install it yourself, in developer mode, from the file below.
Read this first. A side-loaded extension does not update itself, and nothing reviews it for you, so install it only from this site and check the fingerprint below. Use a recovery phrase made for Qorvex and never use the same phrase in two Qorvex apps or devices at once: each one-time key may sign only once.
Download
- Version
- 0.1.0
- Network
- mainnet-beta · program 13icYjQv9ZpBNcC6kdqYSkSEPY6sKQycdo8TW49MS2TS
- Size
- 698 KB
- SHA-256
- 45f5f46eb5e811ada173b1c584fa796b08eb692094ae7ccefabcf582263bf70f
Check it after downloading: shasum -a 256 vault-extension.zip (macOS, Linux) or certutil -hashfile vault-extension.zip SHA256 (Windows). The two must match exactly.
Install (Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc)
- Unzip vault-extension.zip into a folder you will keep (the browser reads the extension from it, so do not delete it).
- Open chrome://extensions (Brave: brave://extensions, Edge: edge://extensions).
- Turn on Developer mode (top right).
- Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder.
- Pin Qorvex from the puzzle-piece menu, then click its icon. A small window opens: create a wallet or restore one.
To update, download the new file, replace the folder's contents and press the reload arrow on the extension's card. Your wallet stays: the extension keeps the same identity wherever the folder lives, and your recovery phrase restores it in any case. Firefox and Safari are not supported.
How it works
- The extension is the only signer. Import a phrase here and sign only from here. The web app can be a separate wallet with its own phrase.
- Fees come from a gas account derived from your phrase, with nothing extra to back up. Send it a little SOL; it has no power over your wallet.
- It does not connect to websites. There is no way for a site to ask it to sign. It only sends and receives.
- Permissions are minimal: local storage, plus the one network endpoint it was built for. It cannot read your pages or tabs.
- One window at a time. Within one browser profile a second Qorvex window refuses to open. Other profiles, other browsers and other devices are not covered, which is why the rule above matters.