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# DGMV token-How to install MetaMask

**On Google Chrome**

1. Visit <https://metamask.io/>
2. Click "Download" in the menu bar
3. Click “Install MetaMask for Chrome”. You will be directed to the Chrome Web Store

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4. Click “Add to Chrome”
5. On the pop-up, click “Add extension”

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After adding MetaMask Extension, MetaMask will automatically open. You can also make sure it's easily accessible in your toolbar by clicking the jigsaw icon in the top-right of the screen, and clicking the pin icon.

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**On Firefox**

1. Visit <https://metamask.io/>
2. Click on "Download"
3. Click "Install MetaMask for Firefox"
4. In the pop-up that opens, click on "Continue to Installation"

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5. On the next pop-up, click “Add”

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After adding MetaMask Extension, you’ll return to your browser page. MetaMask will appear on your browser; click on it to open MetaMask.

**On Microsoft Edge**

1. Visit <https://metamask.io/>
2. Click on "Download"
3. Click "Install MetaMask for Edge"
4. In the new window that opens, click "Get"

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5. On the pop-up, click "Add Extension"

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After adding MetaMask Extension, MetaMask will automatically open. You can also make sure it's easily accessible in your toolbar by clicking the jigsaw icon in the top-right of the screen, clicking on the 3 dots next to the MetaMask extension, and selecting "Show in Toolbar".

**On Brave**

1. Visit <https://metamask.io/>
2. Click “Download"
3. Click on "Install MetaMask for Chrome". Ignore the alarm bells that are ringing: the reason it says "Chrome" here is because Brave is a Chromium-based browser and shares the Web Store with Chrome itself
4. In the Chrome Store that opens, click “Add to Brave”

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5. In the pop-up that appears, click “Add extension”

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After adding MetaMask Extension, you’ll return to your browser page. MetaMask will appear on your browser. You may click on it to open MetaMask.


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