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Yes, you can directly use the Web3Auth Plug and Play Core SDK (https://web3auth.io/docs/sdk/web/core/) and build your own custom UI using Web3Auth working in the backend. The Web3Auth Modal SDK is just built on top of this so all the functions will be supported properly. The major difference comes into play while logging in the user. Make sure to change your logins according to the |
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@yashovardhan @YZhenY The accepted answer doesn't specify how to "change your logins according to the |
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Love the logins, but don't want to use the standard Web3Auth modal, can I?
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