Add details on Bridge section #103
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- added details on Deposit from ETH to Morph section
WalkthroughThis pull request updates the bridge documentation file with detailed step-by-step instructions for the Morph Bridge deposit process. It replaces legacy reference links with expanded in-page guides, corrects Hoodi-related network labels, and refines wording for clarity across mainnet and testnet sections. Changes
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10-21: Clear, step-by-step deposit instructions for mainnet.The new Instructions subsection provides a comprehensive, user-friendly guide for depositing from Ethereum to Morph. The steps are logically ordered, specific about wallet interactions, and include helpful guidance on tab switching and transaction verification.
23-30: Accurate Hoodi network label correction.The update from "Morph L2" to "Morph Hoodi" correctly reflects the Hoodi testnet destination. This aligns terminology across the instructions and reduces user confusion.
34-36: Helpful clarification on ERC20 token approval.The added tip block clearly explains the first-time ERC20 approval step, which is a common point of friction for users unfamiliar with the approval flow. This improves the user experience.
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| 1. Go to the Morph Bridge: https://bridge.morphl2.io | ||
| 2. Open MetaMask and switch to the **Ethereum** network. | ||
| 3. In the Morph Bridge app, click **Connect Wallet**, select MetaMask, and approve the connection. | ||
| 4. Ensure **Ethereum** is selected under “From” and **Morph** under “To”. If not, click the “Deposit” tab or click the ↓ button found on the top right to switch them. | ||
| 5. Select the token you want to transfer. | ||
| 6. Click **Send** to start the deposit. | ||
| 7. A confirmation window will appear. Click **Deposit**. | ||
| 8. In MetaMask, click **Confirm**. Once the transaction finalizes, the token will be deducted from your Ethereum wallet. | ||
| 9. To check the status, click the **Transactions** button in the bridge app. | ||
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Wrap bare URLs in angle brackets per Markdown linting standards.
Lines 12 and 27 contain bare URLs that violate the MD034 rule. Wrap them in angle brackets to follow Markdown best practices and improve parseability.
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-1. Go to the Morph Bridge: https://bridge.morphl2.io
+1. Go to the Morph Bridge: <https://bridge.morphl2.io>Similarly for line 27:
-1. Go to the Morph Hoodi Bridge: https://bridge-hoodi.morphl2.io
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| ### Instructions: | |
| 1. Go to the Morph Bridge: https://bridge.morphl2.io | |
| 2. Open MetaMask and switch to the **Ethereum** network. | |
| 3. In the Morph Bridge app, click **Connect Wallet**, select MetaMask, and approve the connection. | |
| 4. Ensure **Ethereum** is selected under “From” and **Morph** under “To”. If not, click the “Deposit” tab or click the ↓ button found on the top right to switch them. | |
| 5. Select the token you want to transfer. | |
| 6. Click **Send** to start the deposit. | |
| 7. A confirmation window will appear. Click **Deposit**. | |
| 8. In MetaMask, click **Confirm**. Once the transaction finalizes, the token will be deducted from your Ethereum wallet. | |
| 9. To check the status, click the **Transactions** button in the bridge app. | |
| ### Instructions: | |
| 1. Go to the Morph Bridge: <https://bridge.morphl2.io> | |
| 2. Open MetaMask and switch to the **Ethereum** network. | |
| 3. In the Morph Bridge app, click **Connect Wallet**, select MetaMask, and approve the connection. | |
| 4. Ensure **Ethereum** is selected under "From" and **Morph** under "To". If not, click the "Deposit" tab or click the ↓ button found on the top right to switch them. | |
| 5. Select the token you want to transfer. | |
| 6. Click **Send** to start the deposit. | |
| 7. A confirmation window will appear. Click **Deposit**. | |
| 8. In MetaMask, click **Confirm**. Once the transaction finalizes, the token will be deducted from your Ethereum wallet. | |
| 9. To check the status, click the **Transactions** button in the bridge app. |
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