Coinbase has recently acquired Cipher Browser, a wallet based on Ethereum (ETH) Blockchain, and decentralized app (Dapp) developer, to improve its own similar project Toshi Ethereum network browser, according to a Coinbase tweet on Friday, April 13.

According to a tweet from Cipher Browser, the move will allow Coinbase to integrate Cipher Browser’s features into its own decentralized mobile browser Toshi. Toshi Dapp was announced in April 2017 as an Ethereum wallet, private messaging app, and a browser of Ethereum apps.

Peter Kim, the creator of Cipher Browser, will become the head of engineering at Toshi and integrate certain Cipher features into the Toshi browser of Coinbase.

Cipher Browser said that Test Networks (Testnets) will be one of the first features to be integrated into the Toshi browser. Testnets are software that are identical to the software used by a cryptocurrency. They are built to test new ideas without disturbing or breaking the main cryptocurrency software, allowing developers to experiment with their apps without using real coins.

Coinbase’s announcement provoked a strong reaction from the crypto community on Twitter, which is outraged that the trading platform is developing ETH browser optimization instead of offering Ripple (XRP) cryptocurrency support.

Earlier this week, Ripple Foundation’s chief market strategist Corey Johnson said that XRP is not a security, allaying suspicion that XRP was not added to Coinbase due to questions of its status.

“Coinbase never ever raised the issue of whether or not XRP is a security in our discussion about listing XRP. We’re 100 percent clear, it’s not a security. We don’t meet the standards.”