All CollectionsUsing Explorer.ens.devUsing Explorer.ens.devENS Explorer Series18 articlesWho can edit my records? Resolver roles in ENS ExplorerWhat resolver roles are in ENS Explorer, the record permissions you can grant, and how they differ from a name's roles.How do I connect my wallet to ENS Explorer?Connect a wallet to ENS Explorer on Sepolia so you can register, extend, edit records and set a primary name.How do I search in ENS Explorer?Find names and addresses in Explorer, what the suggestions mean, and where each result takes you.How do I register a .eth name in ENS Explorer?Register a .eth name on Explorer — pricing by name length and term, USDC or DAI payment, and the four-step wallet flow.How do I extend (renew) a name in ENS Explorer?Add time to a name's registration — pricing by term, paying in USDC or DAI, and the two transactions it takes.How do I edit my name's records in ENS Explorer?Add and change a name's records — addresses, text records like avatar and socials, and content hash.How do I set my primary name in ENS Explorer?Set the name apps display instead of your address, using the Reverse Resolution tab on your address page.Who can manage my name? Roles in ENS ExplorerHow ENSv2 roles control who can manage a name, how to read the Roles tab, and how to grant a role.The name page in ENS Explorer, tab by tabWhat each tab on a name page shows, including why some names show Roles and others show Fuses.The address page in ENS ExplorerWhat each tab on an address page shows — names owned, address resolution, reverse resolution and history.How do I transfer a name in ENS Explorer?Explorer has no transfer button. How to move a name via the ENS App, a wallet or a marketplace, and what the Can Transfer role does.How do I read a name's history in ENS Explorer?How to read the History tab in ENS Explorer — event rows, the Transaction detail sheet, and the binary Decoded/Encoded toggle on each event.What is a resolver?A resolver is the smart contract that answers queries about an ENS name. It stores the records the Registry points to.How do I change the resolver on my name in ENS Explorer?Explorer's Change resolver has three modes: use a custom resolver, deploy a new permissioned resolver, or pick an existing one.How does the Transaction Manager work in ENS Explorer?The Transaction Manager's four states — not started, waiting, confirmed, rejected — plus multi-step flows and the Syncing changes banner.What do I do when a transaction goes wrong in ENS Explorer?Symptom-by-symptom fixes for ENS Explorer transactions: rejections, resolvers that won't load, silent failures, and stale pages.What do the colours in ENS Explorer mean?Explorer's colour key: blue = ENS name, green = wallet address, pink = smart contract, orange = transaction hash, grey = link.What is a subregistry?A subregistry is a contract on your name that manages its subnames. You need one before you can create subnames.
