I think this is an important milestone in the p2p space. A true p2p browser with TONS of inbuilt functionality.
Did you know they use the Hyperdrive protocol underneath?
Have you taken a look at Beaker before?
Do you think there’s potential here?
Would you play with it?
Apparently the underlying protocol also uses Kademlia DHT and has achieved peer-based hole punching!
From this article:
I’m with you all the way on this @bierlingm this is exciting. I’m going to download and get on board. Also, I have a feeling I may end up using some of their libraries sooner or later, for p2p connectivity.
Right?!
Your comment on Twitter the other day certainly seems confirmed:
Well I’ve just started playing around a bit with it… hyper://e2d90ee54e994a104075b163b579bc5aeef4701f75620b4a9bd3f8467fd042d6/
Awesome, I’m hosting your site now!
Here’s mine:
hyper://7d08980502fee69e4ecc54ba930b2aadf4d4f22e9b11805415f2aababb4ca300/
This is all currently done via my laptop, which I shutdown over night. So yeah, it was probably offline when you looked…
Nice! Cheers Moritz 
I’m trying to open your link, but its just hanging…
Yeah, p2p is still somewhat frickly… 
