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[Jonah Aragon <jonah AT triplebit.net>]

Wow, should've kept up with this thread.

Is a browser plugin even possible? I'm not sure if Chrome (or Firefox?) extensions can even provide the functionality you want to do. I will say that I have a Chrome developer account though so if nobody else has one (albino may not want to use his it seems) you're welcome to use mine. I'm not sure how the Firefox add-on store works.

A browser extension would be a game-changer I think, if it worked. Looks like that B-DNS extension is OSS so might as well give it a shot.

Also, back on the original topic of this thread for a moment, I just want to add that I'd vote no for all these incredibly specific TLDs people are voicing like .gta and .discord. We should probably focus on more broad areas at this point in time. .gaming, .games, .chat, .message are just a few examples that in my opinion would probably work better. I would also be in support of a .amish TLD, for users exclusively using 16th century computing devices, by the way if anyone wants to run that ;)

re: whoever said .o was down: https://register.moderntld.net/

Jonah

On Fri, Sep 15, 2017 at 10:54 AM, Administrador <admin AT bambusoft.com> wrote:

Browser plugin is a good idea regardless of blockchain technology, but imho is limited to http(s) services.
I'm wondering if a TUN/TAP network device with opennic DNS preconfigured will be an option

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El 14/09/2017 a las 05:14 p. m., Megan Parat escribió:

I agree with .o as a backup and .onic/.opennic for ICANN.

I found this browser extension, Blockchain DNS ( https://blockchain-dns.info/ ), which lets you resolve Namecoin/Emercoin domains.
Maybe OpenNIC could have something similar to make the switch easier?

It's probably wiser to first reach out to communities similar to OpenNIC (open source or privacy?).

On 14/09/2017 09:53, Amunak wrote:

It's also ideal to create a ton of confusion - just like creating .games (vs. ICANN's .game) would be.

Realistically the *only* option for OpenNIC to actually be able to spread among "ordinary users" in huge numbers would in my mind be to buy a .opennic (or .onic or similar) TLD from ICANN, make it mirror our "backup" TLD (that I guess we have yet to create). That would then allow us to freely use links to OpenNIC domains in the ICANN-only web. We could then strongly suggest that people who own opennic domains and run (mainly web) services on them should put up a notice for every visitor who comes in through the ICANN domain informing them at least briefly about OpenNIC, our goals and how to connect to us.

Otherwise all the other ideas are nice, but by definition they cannot draw in any people as they won't be able to connect to us without the prior "hard" digging for information.

Amunak

On 14.9.2017 07:46, me AT harukigrande.com wrote:

Just gonna throw it in here...

ICANN has .lgbt, but I know most of my friends prefer LGBTQ so this is another option for progression to more users.


Haruki N. Grande
http://harukigrande.pirate/

 

 

 

On 2017-09-14 05:12, Dmitry S. Nikolaev wrote:

Same here, I agree that is nice idea and good option.

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On 14.09.2017 02:43, Grant Baron wrote:

I agree with Dan’s idea with using .o as a backup. I think it
would be very productive to do this.

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