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 ENS \(Ethereum Name Service\) is a system of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain which allows users to claim domain names like `bruno.eth`. Supporting wallets can then allow senders to input ENS domains instead of long and unwieldy addresses. This prevents phishing, fraud, typos, and adds a layer of usability on top of the regular wallet user experience.
 
-> Note: You will need an ENS name and an Ethereum account with some ether in it to follow along with this guide. To register an ENS name, visit the [ENS App](https://app.ens.domains/) or any number of subdomain registrars like [Nameth](https://nameth.io/). Note that if you're using an older ENS name, you should make sure you're using the [new resolver](https://medium.com/the-ethereum-name-service/ens-registry-migration-is-over-now-what-a-few-things-to-know-fb05f921872a). Visiting the ENS App will warn you about this if not. You will also need some way to use your Ethereum address - following this guide on a personal computer is recommended. Wallets like [Frame](https://frame.sh/) and [Metamask](identity.md) are safe and will make interacting with the Ethereum blockchain through your browser very easy.
+> Note: You will need an ENS name and an Ethereum account with some ether in it to follow along with this guide. To register an ENS name, visit the [ENS App](https://app.ens.domains/) or any number of subdomain registrars like [Nameth](https://nameth.io/). Note that if you're using an older ENS name, you should make sure you're using the [new resolver](https://medium.com/the-ethereum-name-service/ens-registry-migration-is-over-now-what-a-few-things-to-know-fb05f921872a). Visiting the ENS App will warn you about this if not. You will also need some way to use your Ethereum address - following this guide on a personal computer is recommended. Wallets like [Frame](https://frame.sh/) and [Metamask](https://metamask.io/download/) are safe and will make interacting with the Ethereum blockchain through your browser very easy.
 
 Despite living on the Ethereum blockchain, the ENS system has multi-chain support. In this guide you'll go through the process of adding a KSM and DOT address to ENS. We cover both KSM and DOT to show two different approaches.