11 docs tagged with "browser"

Overview of the DIG Network primitives: dig-store for content-addressable publishing, dig RPC for blind hosting and retrieval, and the DIG Browser for content access.

Open chia:// content that your own browser verifies against the blockchain — no host can alter or fake it, private content stays private from the host, and it's permanent and re-hostable anywhere, so nobody can take it down or lock you in.

Operate a running dig-node: the control.* admin RPCs (status, cache, peers, wallet chain reads) and the DIG Browser's My Node UI that drives them.

Make the DIG Browser, extension, or dig-store CLI read from your local dig-node first (dig.local → localhost), falling back to rpc.dig.net — local-first reads that share one .dig cache. The extension can also source its wallet data (balances, tokens, NFTs) from your node.

The integrating-developer reference for the DIG window.chia wallet provider — the provider object fields, connect, events, every read and write method with params and returns, and the CHIP-0002 error codes to branch on.

A content-addressed protocol for opening stores and resources directly from the DIG Network, with URN and shorthand forms.

Manage your local dig-node from the DIG Chrome extension's Control Panel: reserved .dig cache space and LRU eviction, upstream, hosted stores, sync, peers, live status, and pairing the control token.

Your dig-node serves DIG content over HTTPS at https://dig.local, on your machine's loopback, with a certificate your browser trusts. Privacy and integrity for local reads, with a plain-http fallback for clients that can't use it.

Normative, versioned specification of the window.chia Chia wallet provider — the provider object shape, the EIP-1193-style request contract, every CHIP-0002 method with params/returns/error codes, the connect/202-pending contract, capability discovery, and EIP-6963-style multi-provider discovery.

Detect and use the DIG Browser's injected Chia wallet provider for permission-gated key and signing operations.

How the DIG Chrome extension's built-in Chia wallet protects your keys: encryption at rest, phishing and scam warnings, revocable site permissions, and the Argon2id/AES-256-GCM crypto behind it.