You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
We currently have a link on the handbook's homepage that links to the version of the handbook deployed on IPNS.
To make this link accessible to all, it currently uses a gateway.
Could also be useful to include hyper in there and a non-gateway URL too.
Current link status:
Link text reads ipns://handbook.hypha.coop/
Link destination points to https://handbook-hypha-coop.ipns.ipfs.hypha.coop/
I think the suggestion is valid but my concern is that this could lead to broken links for users unfamiliar with the Distributed Web browsing the web without IPFS support.
I think this would need a fallback solution or some additional context that explains that such non-gateway links do require an IPFS-enabled web browser.
Additionally, I have not been able to access the version deployed to Hypercore and because of that I wasn't comfortable linking to it.
I will do further tests to resolve the hyper issue and would appreciate feedback on the best way to link to IPFS/IPNS.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We currently have a link on the handbook's homepage that links to the version of the handbook deployed on IPNS.
To make this link accessible to all, it currently uses a gateway.
on #275, @RangerMauve suggested:
Current link status:
Link text reads
ipns://handbook.hypha.coop/
Link destination points to
https://handbook-hypha-coop.ipns.ipfs.hypha.coop/
I think the suggestion is valid but my concern is that this could lead to broken links for users unfamiliar with the Distributed Web browsing the web without IPFS support.
I think this would need a fallback solution or some additional context that explains that such non-gateway links do require an IPFS-enabled web browser.
Additionally, I have not been able to access the version deployed to Hypercore and because of that I wasn't comfortable linking to it.
I will do further tests to resolve the hyper issue and would appreciate feedback on the best way to link to IPFS/IPNS.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: