Browse ENS, IPFS, HNS, and Unstoppable Domains in Puma
Chrome and Safari stop at DNS. Puma opens ENS, IPFS, Handshake, and Unstoppable Domains sites from the same mobile browser that runs local AI.
The open web is bigger than .com. Name systems like ENS, Handshake (HNS), and Unstoppable Domains, plus content addressed on IPFS, power sites that many mainstream browsers cannot resolve without extensions or gateways.
What Puma supports
Puma is built to browse decentralized naming and storage protocols alongside the regular web — so you can open a .eth site, an IPFS resource, or an Unstoppable domain without hopping between apps.
How to try it
- Install Puma on iOS or Android.
- Type an ENS, HNS, Unstoppable, or IPFS address in the URL bar the same way you would type any website.
- Use local or cloud AI to summarize what you find — useful when decentralized sites are dense with docs or DAO notes.
Why a browser beats a one-off gateway bookmark
HTTP gateways are convenient but centralize trust. A browser that understands these protocols keeps discovery, navigation, wallets, and AI in one place. That is the point of Puma’s ecosystem: local models, cloud AI APIs, and decentralized naming/storage together.
Creators and communities
If you publish on IPFS or ENS, readers on Puma can reach you without installing a separate “web3 only” browser. See also For Creators.
More reading: private local AI browser and run an LLM on your phone.
— The Puma team
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