Browser that supports operations based on blockchain data structures
There are many developers seeking to create decentralized network services and communication that do not rely on large corporations like Amazon or Google. Pi Browser is moving in that direction as a rudimentary browser hosting different functions.
The Pi Network browser for a decentralized network
This is a very basic browser for providing support to network services based on blockchain data structures. But it also offers other functions, such as Pi Wallet, a wallet for cryptocurrencies. The aim is to integrate both functions in order to facilitate any type of online transaction in the future.
The browser supports any Web2.0 application, just like existing browsers, but it will simultaneously offer its users the ability to perform any decentralized online operation.
It should be pointed out that for the moment this app is in a fairly early stage of development, but it will gradually add more changes and functions. These are expected to include an applications directory and a DNS system for admitting totally new .pi domains (Pi Wallet, Pi Chats, Mining...).
Requirements and additional information:
- Minimum operating system requirements: Android 4.1.
Elies Guzmán
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