Disconnect a site
Remove a dApp's access to your wallet in the phone browser or on the Chrome extension, and what disconnecting does and doesn't do.
Disconnecting takes away a site's permission to see your address and ask you to sign. It never touches your funds. The site has to ask again next time.
In the phone browser
- While you're on the site: tap the lock or the green dot in the address bar, then Disconnect on the site card.
- Any site: tap ⋯ → Connected Sites and tap Revoke next to the site. If the site is open, reload it.
On the Chrome extension
- Open Morsel and go to Settings → Security & privacy → Connected apps.
- Tap the site, then Disconnect.
The list shows sites connected on the network you're on. Switch networks to see the others.
Good habits
- Disconnect sites you no longer use. Every connected site can send you signing requests.
- If you connected to a site you now distrust, disconnect it. Then check Activity for anything you didn't expect.