The Unstoppable Domains Browser Extension enables access to onchain applications and domains, facilitating a secure and user-driven experience. The extension includes an integrated wallet with support for multiple blockchains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Base, Polygon and Solana. Using the wallet, users can manage their onchain assets directly from the browser and interact with onchain applications.
Additionally, the extension integrates with decentralized storage networks such as IPFS to resolve domain names stored on the blockchain, such as .crypto
and .eth
, directly within the browser.
Ensure that you have node
(version 16) and yarn
installed on your machine. If not, you can install it via Yarn's official documentation.
Clone the repository:
git clone <repository-url>
Copy .env.template to .env and fill in the required values:
cp .env.template .env
Install dependencies and setup your environment:
yarn install
Run the project locally:
yarn dev
Once the build is complete, open chrome://extensions
in your Chrome browser, enable Developer mode, and load the unpacked extension by selecting the dist
folder.
This package has builds extension releases for Chrome and Firefox browsers. Follow the steps below to build a new release version.
Update the release version in the package.json
file
Build a release for distribution
##################################
# Build everything
##################################
yarn dist
##################################
# Build specific release version
##################################
# For a mainnet production release
NODE_ENV=production; yarn build:all
# For a testnet development release
NODE_ENV=staging; yarn build:all
Find the release files in the ./releases
directory
Messages
option*.google.com
and other search engine domains?This access is essential for redirecting queries from major search engines like Google to decentralized addresses. For instance, searching for "brad.crypto" will redirect to its decentralized counterpart. Note that this extension does not store or transmit your browsing history; all processing is done locally on your device.
Adding a new search engine is straightforward:
manifest-template.json
file to include permissions for intercepting requests from the new search engine.src/util/searchEngines.ts
to incorporate the new search engine's specific configurations.Submit a pull request with these changes, and we will integrate the support promptly.