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# Play around.

Congratulations! You're now on Dappnet.

.eth urls will load in your browser. **They need to end in a slash `/` when you type them in the URL bar, otherwise it goes to Google.**

[![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/584141/190633788-3036d5a4-8c33-4c38-adb9-8c9e5c70c760.png)](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/584141/190633788-3036d5a4-8c33-4c38-adb9-8c9e5c70c760.png)

[![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/584141/190633252-98c76b5c-0688-4887-a563-c0d8836712ed.png)](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/584141/190633252-98c76b5c-0688-4887-a563-c0d8836712ed.png)

The **first time** you visit a dapp, it might download a bit slowly (\~10s or so). But after that - the app is downloaded to your device. It loads **instantly**.

How is that possible? What is going on in the background?

Dappnet is running a local IPFS node on your computer, and torrenting directly from a P2P network. You haven't just visited a website, you've downloaded a dapp. It's yours to keep.

### What to do now?

Come spread the good word and get more sites on decentralized, capture-resistant infra!

* Share your experience on Twitter and tag @dappnetbby
* Message your favourite protocols/dapps and ask them to decentralize their frontend
* Join our Discord community, and discover different websites on .eth
* Or even - deploy your own website to .eth! (hard mode - but not for long)


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