After spending more time with Veera, here's what stands out: the wallet experience doesn't feel bolted-on or clunky. You're reading, clicking links, executing transactions—all without that jarring context switch most Web3 tools force on you. Everything flows naturally. What's interesting is how this design philosophy actually demystifies blockchain interaction. Instead of wrestling with separate windows, pop-ups, and technical friction, you just... do things. The seamless integration makes onchain activity feel intuitive rather than intimidating. If this UX approach gains traction, wallet browsers could seriously reshape how people perceive Web3 accessibility. The simplicity here might end up being one of the louder selling points.