It seems that development of #p2p browsers has fallen by the wayside. When they first appeared some years ago they seemed like a great addition to #cypherpunk toolkits.
For example Beaker Browser and Impervious Browser seem to have been shelved several years hence.
Are there any other peer-to-peer browsers worth inspection?
#p2p #browsers
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For example Beaker Browser and Impervious Browser seem to have been shelved several years hence.
Are there any other peer-to-peer browsers worth inspection?
#p2p #browsers
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@retro @cypherpunk The only #p2p browser I know of still being developed is @agregore by @mauve
@craigoverend @retro @cypherpunk @agregore @peersky @akhileshthite There's also been some bittorrent attempts. We have a matrix channel with some folks here: https://matrix.to/#/%23decentralized-browsers:matrix.org
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I am looking at agregore browser.
Question: what would be a quick onramp to share a directory of files or browse a remote directory of files using a decentralized protocol? Which protocol might be simplest to set up and configure?
My idea is to avoid having to study another programming language or DSL to use a new tool.
I am looking at agregore browser.
Question: what would be a quick onramp to share a directory of files or browse a remote directory of files using a decentralized protocol? Which protocol might be simplest to set up and configure?
My idea is to avoid having to study another programming language or DSL to use a new tool.
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@retro @craigoverend @cypherpunk @agregore @peersky @akhileshthite Oh! If you're comfy setting up servers, we mad this a while ago: https://distributed.press/
