✨ Introducing dapp3.eth Add native & local .eth resolution to your existing browsers!

Live on the Chrome Web Store!

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Fully open-source!

@hanni_abu Nice idea! So needed!!!!!

Awesome. Needs to be standard part of wallets

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How is the data from ENS fetched? From an RPC? How is this information verified? Or is the RPC simply trusted? Unverified data from RPC isn't secure (see KelpDAO/LayerZero attack). Data must be verified in the dApp/devices. Using a stateless client like colibri.stateless from @CorpusCoreHQ solves this. See

@0xKiwi_ Bro, do you ever stop shipping?

ah you solved it. Aren’t you epic 🙈

about damn time

u cooked bro

thanks 🫡

@dhaiwat Nobody: Me: listening to the instrumental

so basically the browser becomes a mini ens resolver now? kinda huge if it actually feels native

Banger

This is the kind of things we really need. Well done!

Now you could add this and that's pretty much all you need. You got your whole Federated Web 2.5/3.0 stack. That's certainly interesting.

goated

Can we combine dapp3.eth with:

does this, lets say, bypass website censorship via URL blocking at a DNS level?

yeah if a .eth.limo domain is blocked it can bypass that as it fetches the ipfs files directly and serves it in the browser

higherrrrrr

This is cool!

chad

@BokkyPooBah Very cool!

@ENS_DAO Wow, nice work!

Eth builder 🥰

Need a revival of Mist browser with this where you also have the option to download and pins/archives the version of the website you're using so you're less likely to be caught in a supply chain attack

@lex_node Cool shit :)

Awesome 🔥

so cool!

@LaLiLuLeL0x that’s awesome! @apoorveth cooks hard as always

Awesome

@LaLiLuLeL0x love to see it lfg 👏

Absolutely respect for all of those who are building and contributing on ENS. Congrats

Interesting. And we also got the Freedom browser now. That's all compatible, right? Certainly interesting.

exciting to see this @apoorveth !