docs: update keplr document (#534)

* update keplr doc

* address comments

* Apply suggestions from code review

* lint

Co-authored-by: Federico Kunze Küllmer <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Federico Kunze Küllmer <[email protected]>

docs/developers/faucet.md

@@ -12,23 +12,41 @@ The Evmos Testnet Faucet distributes small amounts of {{ $themeConfig.project.te
 Follow the [Metamask](./../guides/keys-wallets/metamask.md), [Keplr](./../users/wallets/keplr.md) or [Keyring](./../users/keys/keyring.md) guides for more info on how to setup your wallet account.
 :::
 
-## Request tokens
+## Request Testnet tokens
 
-You can request tokens for the testnet by using the Evmos [faucet](https://faucet.evmos.dev).
-Simply fill in your address on the input field in Bech32 (`evmos1...`) or Hex (`0x...`) format.
+Once you are signed in to the Keplr extension, visit the [Faucet](https://faucet.evmos.dev/) to request tokens for the testnet. Click the `Request Funds with Keplr` button. Then approve the both following pop ups `Chain Add Request` and `Request Connection` to add the {{ $themeConfig.project.name }} testnet chain (`evmos_{{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_chain_id }}-{{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_version_number }}`) to Keplr and approve the connection.
+
+![chain add request](./../img/keplr_approve_chain.png)
+
+After approval, you can see a transaction confirmation informing you that {{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_denom }} have been successfully transferred to your [evmos address](../../users/technical_concepts/accounts#address-formats-for-clients) on the testnet.
+
+::: warning
+**Note**: only Ethereum compatible addresses (i.e `eth_secp256k1` keys) are supported on Evmos.
+:::
+
+![chain add request](./../img/keplr_transaction.png)
+
+Alternatively you can also fill in your address on the input field in Bech32 (`evmos1...`) or Hex (`0x...`) format.
 
 ::: warning
 If you use your Bech32 address, make sure you input the [account address](./../technical_concepts/accounts#addresses-and-public-keys) (`evmos1...`) and **NOT** the validator operator address (`evmosvaloper1...`)
 :::
 
 ![faucet site](./../img/faucet_web_page.png)
 
+View your account balance either by clicking on the Keplr extension or by [interacting with the node](../../quickstart/interact_node).
+
+::: tip
+**Note**: Keplr might not display the amount of {{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_denom }} transferred by the faucet, as it might be smaller than the number of decimals displayed in the Keplr extension.
+:::
+
 ## Rate limits
 
-To prevent the faucet account from draining the available funds, the Evmos testnet faucet
-imposes a maximum number of request for a period of time. By default the faucet service accepts 1
-request per day per address. All addresses **must** be authenticated using
-ReCAPTCHA before requesting tokens.
+::: tip
+All addresses **MUST** be authenticated using ReCAPTCHA before requesting tokens.
+:::
+
+To prevent the faucet account from draining the available funds, the Evmos testnet faucet imposes a maximum number of requests for a period of time. By default, the faucet service accepts 1 request per day per address. You can request {{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_denom }} from the [Faucet](./../../developers/faucet) for each address only once every 24h. If you try to request multiple times within the 24h cooldown phase, no transaction will be initiated. Please try again in 24 hours.
 
 ## Amount
 

docs/users/wallets/keplr.md

@@ -20,18 +20,6 @@ Add the Keplr browser extension following the instructions on the [Keplr website
 
 Open the Keplr extension on your browser. If you are setting up Keplr for the first time, you can either create a new account or import an existing account. Refer to the [Keplr documentation](https://keplr.crunch.help/getting-started) for further information.
 
-## Connect to Evmos Testnet and Request Funds from the Faucet
+## Connect Keplr to Mainnet
 
-Once you are signed in to the Keplr extension, visit the [Faucet](https://faucet.evmos.dev/) and click the `Request Funds with Keplr` button. Then approve the both following pop ups `Chain Add Request` and `Request Connection` to add the {{ $themeConfig.project.name }} testnet chain (`evmos_{{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_chain_id }}-{{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_version_number }}`) to Keplr and approve the connection.
-
-![chain add request](./../../img/keplr_approve_chain.png)
-
-After approval, you can see a transaction confirmation informing you that {{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_denom }} have been successfully transferred to your [evmos address](../../users/technical_concepts/accounts#address-formats-for-clients) on the testnet (only `eth_secp256k1` addresses are supported).
-
-![chain add request](./../../img/keplr_transaction.png)
-
-::: tip
-You can request {{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_denom }} from the [Faucet](./../../developers/faucet) for each address only once every 24h. If you try to request multiple times within the 24h cooldown phase, no transaction will be initiated. Please try again in 24 hours.
-:::
-
-View your account balance either by clicking on the Keplr extension or by [interacting with the node](../../quickstart/interact_node). Note that Faucet might not display the amount of {{ $themeConfig.project.testnet_denom }} transferred by the Faucet, as it might be smaller than the number of decimals displayed in the Keplr extension.
+Once you are signed in to the Keplr extension, you can connect the wallet with the Evmos network. The Evmos mainnet network is already built into Keplr; look for the `Evmos (beta)` network.

docs/users/wallets/ledger.md

@@ -174,5 +174,4 @@ Since Evmos only support Ethereum keys and uses the same HD path as Ethereum, th
 
 <!-- 4. **I can’t use Ledger for my validator**
 
-Validators can use [`EIP712`](#eip712-signing) with their Ethereum Ledger app to sign transactions. If you are using an 
-existing Cosmos `secp256k1` key, it won't work -->
+Validators can use [`EIP712`](#eip712-signing) with their Ethereum Ledger app to sign transactions. If you are using an existing Cosmos `secp256k1` key, it won't work -->