Is there a way to use IPFS in a browser that isn't Brave?
Unless there's some reason I should use Brave over Chromium?
Unless there's some reason I should use Brave over Chromium?
@Hyolobrika@social.fbxl.net
The go-to used to be the browser extension (which brave just built-in)
Ty. And it does verify downloads with the CID hash, right?
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@gabriel @Hyolobrika
> For its full functionality to be enabled, IPFS Companion requires a local IPFS node. As such, it is recommended that you have an IPFS node installed and running on your computer.
You still need to install and run the IPFS software. It can't work as only a browser extension. Brave gets around this by bundling the daemon with the browser and automatically starting it when you turn the IPFS stuff on
> For its full functionality to be enabled, IPFS Companion requires a local IPFS node. As such, it is recommended that you have an IPFS node installed and running on your computer.
You still need to install and run the IPFS software. It can't work as only a browser extension. Brave gets around this by bundling the daemon with the browser and automatically starting it when you turn the IPFS stuff on
@feld@friedcheese.us
A fair and important distinction/correction!
@Hyolobrika@social.fbxl.net