“Race Cache With Network” is interesting, if it thinks disk IO is slow it’ll request cached resources from the network as well as the disk and use whichever loads first.
That sounds awesome. I have been bothered how decentralized protocol links either assume running on localhost at the default port or they link to a public http gateway ruining the point of being decentral.
“Race Cache With Network” is interesting, if it thinks disk IO is slow it’ll request cached resources from the network as well as the disk and use whichever loads first.
Does anyone know more about this?
According to the linked blog post, Firefox now acknowledges the existence of a few more URL schemes (dat, dweb, ipfs, ipns, ssb). It does not implement them, but now WebExtensions can.
That sounds awesome. I have been bothered how decentralized protocol links either assume running on localhost at the default port or they link to a public http gateway ruining the point of being decentral.