Beaker Browser - Building the Next-Gen P2P Web

[Ink]

From Twitter: A public beta expected mid-May 2020

To build the P2P Web
Building the Next-Gen P2P Web
Building the next-gen peer-to-peer Web

Homepage: Beaker Browser

Beaker is an experimental browser for exploring and building the peer-to-peer Web.

Beaker also supports a peer-to-peer protocol called Dat, which means you can browse dat:// websites like dat://beakerbrowser.com.

dat:// websites work just like any other webpage. They’re a collection of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that come together to form a webpage. Just like with http:// websites, you can click links, download images, and use developer tools to interact with the page.

How Beaker works - Take Tour

1. Beaker adds support for a peer-to-peer protocol called Dat. It's the Web you know and love, but instead of HTTP, websites and files are transported with Dat.
2. Deploy a website from your computer — no server required! Visitors connect directly to each other, sharing your site's files and helping keep it online.
3. Files are transported with the peer-to-peer network instead of being locked away on a server, so you can explore all the files that make up a website or app.

 

[ForgottenSeer 85179]

It would be better if they replace JavaScript with something more secure. But this need to be implemented at beginning or nothing will change over time with more user's.

Let's see

 

[Ink]

It would be better if they replace JavaScript with something more secure.

What do you do propose?

 

[ForgottenSeer 85179]

Don't know. Not my business
But I'm sure that more secure ones exist

 

[SeriousHoax]

It would be better if they replace JavaScript with something more secure. But this need to be implemented at beginning or nothing will change over time with more user's.

Let's see

Sadly it's not possible as the the whole web now is built on JavaScript. So without JavaScript support no browser can exist.

 

[ForgottenSeer 85179]

Sadly it's not possible as the the whole web now is built on JavaScript. So without JavaScript support no browser can exist.

I know. So it's important that a new browser need to do some work

 

[Handsome Recluse]

It would be better if they replace JavaScript with something more secure. But this need to be implemented at beginning or nothing will change over time with more user's.

Let's see

Browsers are probably the most complicated softwares. Doubtful Javascript's the sole hole.