Ethereum Name Service (ENS) sells .eth domains, but browsers might require a gateway to view them. Which browsers can browse .eth domains automatically without gateway (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge, etc)? And can we foresee browsers incorporating automatic access to them in their future versions? Is wider adoption amongst surfers (browsing, not registering) likely in the near-term?
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Which browsers can browse .eth domains automatically without gateway
The last time I checked, the following browsers natively supported .eth.
(There may be others. There might also be overlap here with browsers that also support IPFS. Someone else can probably answer definitively.)
Desktop:
- Brave
- Unstoppable Browser
Mobile:
- Opera
- Status
- MetaMask (the mobile browser version)
And can we foresee browsers incorporating automatic access to them in their future versions? Is wider adoption amongst surfers (browsing, not registering) likely in the near-term?
Difficult to answer without speculating.
answered Jan 21, 2021 at 11:50
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