Background about Primary Names “Primary names” are a cornerstone of the ENS protocol. They allow any client or third party app to use the address of a connected account to reverse-lookup the name associated with that account. This is the mechanism that allows a user to look like they’re logged in as `jesse.base.eth` in the wallet pip in-app instead of appearing as a `0x…` address. Today, Basenames natively supports primary names but with some caveats:When Basenames launched there wasn’t an EN...

Background about Primary Names “Primary names” are a cornerstone of the ENS protocol. They allow any client or third party app to use the address of a connected account to reverse-lookup the name associated with that account. This is the mechanism that allows a user to look like they’re logged in as `jesse.base.eth` in the wallet pip in-app instead of appearing as a `0x…` address. Today, Basenames natively supports primary names but with some caveats:When Basenames launched there wasn’t an EN...