Feature Request

Create an up-to-date guide on how users can edit their profiles by setting records on the ENS manager app.

1 Button to Send Manager to NFT Owner if not Manager

We have created a game which will be using TBA (ERC-6551) accounts on Polygon mainnet. Players assign a name to their token which is a CCIP subdomain, and which has a Polygon-only address associated with the token. Currently the only SLIP-44 coinTypes the site scans for are: Bitcoin(0), Litecoin(2), Dogecoin(3), Polkadot(354), Solana(501) and Binance(714). Can Polygon/Matic(966) also be added? For test, you can look here: https://app.ens.domains/balrog.thesmartcats.eth It should show a Polygon address. Thanks, James (Smart Token Labs).

Hi, how is it going with Sepolia deployment? There's more and more pushback against new test dapp deployments on Goerli (plus it's deprecated already), but there is no ENS deployment elsewhere.

enable rabby wallet ( debank.com ). One of the safest wallets currently existing. Sad there's no way to connect with ens domains

I recently had a bad experience due to a UI mistake on ENS.domains website. Long story short my domain is locked. It won't reset until expiration, not even during grace period, but after i totally lose ownership and goes to public hunting. It makes good sense to have a backdoor for cases like mine. In the link you will find more details of what happened and my proposed solutions. Some may be more technically difficult others are easier. Generally speaking the straight forward solution I am proposing is to change the code that controls the temporary premium period to add a 10 days before the premium applies in which 10 days ONLY the last owner of the domain can grab it. This way, the domain resets fuses, the owner regains access without losing his property. As an added security I would request to change the "extension" function. Let owners of locked (or all) domains to allow/disallow third parties from extending. Disallowing would mean ONLY owner/manager of top or sub domains can extend the top domain. No need for mapping of ownerships. When extensions from public is set to off then when request for extensions is sent you look if the address owns that domain or subdomain by parsing their assets i suppose. More suggestions for even greater protection of wider range of use cases are given in my post in the link... https://discuss.ens.domains/t/ens-ui-and-consequences-of-faulty-logic-in-ens-processes-and-smart-contracts/17681

Avatar change not working even after giving the access.

ENS should strengthen its communication apparatus by introducing a dynamic blog platform. By featuring tutorials, content categorization, community contributions, and user engagement tools, the blog will serve as a central hub for information and collaboration. Accessibility features and search functionality will ensure a user-friendly experience. The goal of this enhancement to the ENS communication strategy will be to foster community growth, engagement, and education.

It should be easy to make yourself manager of your name after receiving or buying it. Having to go to the 'more' tab, then click 'send' and then 'make manager', to then fill in the address you want 'to send it to' ('send' seems weird when in most cases that's yourself, the owner). All seems overly complex. The old way of updating the manager, just changing its addressfield seems much better. edit: raffy.eth has already raised this issue https://ens.canny.io/feature-request/p/reclaim-button

If I'm sending 'owner' - why is the 'manager' being sent first? Why is it being sent at all? If I'm just wanting to send a 'manager' then the app is not intuitive case I have to click on shed 'send' button but in my mind I'm assuming the send is only for sending the nft. Maybe you can change it to 'SEND NFT/Owner', 'Change Manager', 'Send both in 1 transaction'. Maybe I'm wrong somewhere exactly but I havent througuly tested it but I've encountered and I just had people dming me they were stuck on there for so long and couldnt figure it out.