Do we need metamask extension to make transactions on ether

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Why is it that the web applications cannot make or access transactions directly on the blockchain?

Apr 8, 2018 in Blockchain by Christine
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Actually, we don't need Metamask. To make a transaction you just need to access a node of the blockhain. You can access the node either by running afully synced or light node on a client. or you can just have your web app to talk to a server connected to a node. Metamask is popular because it allows you to run Ethereum transactions right in your browser without running a full Ethereum node.

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