“Everyone with a smartphone in their pocket can now interact with the blockchain with a very simple application” Watch Deggen explain BSV Browser: ►Open-source & vendor neutral ►Brings identity, privacy, micro-payments & blockchain functionality together natively in a browser Build apps without anchoring your business to a single provider.

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@deggen Hodos Browser also has a native BSV wallet so users can securely and easily interact with the BSV blockchain and any BRC-100 app. Standard protocols reduce coordination costs for developers and give end users more options and control.

@deggen Great minds 🥳

@deggen @deggen made one of the most useful apps that we can learn from

@deggen @deggen is unstoppable!

@deggen How do I access the browser from BSV desktop app?? It’s not inside apps. Feel like “Browser” should be main item in left side bar

@deggen Possible to call it anything other than BSV browser? Sat Browser? Smart Browser. Web3 browser. Anything Our marketing department needs to do better.

@deggen Ok, so I can replace Chrome with this browser. I downloaded it. Where do I type in a URL if I want to use it like Chrome?

@deggen Can we have a wallet app able to restore electrum keys? This will end all the electrum drama

@deggen I’ve already vibe coded our app to connect w BSV browser. One question is where can users see their tokens or NFTs?

Within the app which created the tokens. Each app developer decides how their app will store and lookup tokens within the users' wallet. Rather than BSVA deciding for the whole ecosystem. This keeps token design as flexible as the protocol itself. BRC-100 stays compatible with all of them.