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# Update the block explorer in metamask
You may find that metamask has defaulted to using an incorrect block explorer. You will notice this when you click on view on block explorer in metamask you get a page like this:
To fix this you need to update the block explorer in your metamask config for the Somnia devnet. First open metamask.\
Now click on the network in the top right this will bring down the select network windoScroll to the Somnia Testnet and click the 3 dots to open the config.
Here click on the down arrow on the block explorer URL and click add block explorer URL
In the URL box type:
It will now default to using the somnia-devnet block explorer. You can check this by viewing a transaction on the block explorer
It should look like this:
Have fun exploring the Testnet!
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