Learn the current status, ongoing challenges, and upcoming work to integrate IPFS and related technologies into browsers and the web itself, operating systems and other libraries, toolkits, environments and more.
| Start Time | Topic | Speaker | Description | Recording |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | Intro |  Dietrich Ayala (@autonome) |
Welcome, overview | Video Slides |
| 10:10 | IPFS in Web Protocol Handlers with Agregore Browser |  Mauve Signweaver (@rangermauve) |
We'll be showcasing how IPFS can have deep integration with web protocol handlers, and will be answering the question "What does it mean to POST to ipfs://?" |
Video Slides |
| 10:30 | Making Brave an InterPlanetary browser |  Anirudha Bose (@onyb) |
Brave is building a privacy-first internet stack with a private browser, search, web3 wallet, and more. In this session, we'll look at the state of IPFS and Filecoin integrations in Brave, and learn about some of the lesser known features in Brave that makes it an interplanetary browser. | Video Slides |
| 10:50 | Chrome pre-defined Custom Handlers for IPFS |  Javier Ferndandez (@javifernandez) |
High-level overview of the refactoring Implemented in Chrome's source code to define a dedicated component for the Custom Handlers logic. Thanks to this refactoring, we have improved the support for Chrome embedders to implement their own pre-defined Custom Handlers for the schemes they consider strategic. Patching Chrome to add a pre-defined Custom Handler to manage IPFS schemes is now trivial, reducing considerably the efforts of embedders to deal with rebases in order to sync with Chrome upstream. | Video Slides |
| 11:10 | BREAK | BREAK | BREAK | Video Slides |
| 11:20 | Decentralized Web Archiving: Create your own web archive using a browser, IPFS and Webrecorder tools |  Ilya Kreymer (@ikreymer) |
This will be a hands-on workshop, where participants will be able to use various Webrecorder tools to create their own decentralized web archives, using their browser and our interactive browser extension (ArchiveWeb.page) or command-line crawling tools (Browsertrix Crawler) for larger-scale archiving. We will start with an introduction to Webrecorder tools and web archiving and allow participants to create their own archives. Participants will then be able to place their archives on IPFS and share with others. | Video Slides |
| 11:40 | IPFS Goes Mobile |  Fabrice Desré (@fabricedesre) |
Capyloon is an experimental web based mobile OS. It aims at giving users more control over their digital life, with decentralized technologies as a cornerstone of the solution. We'll talk about the early steps, current status and what to expect next. | Video Slides |
| 12:00 | Gateways of the Future (and Now Too) |  Lidel (@lidel) |
HTTP gateways are a key onramp for IPFS usage not only by browsers, but tools, APIs and more. Learn about the state of the IPFS HTTP gateway implementation in Kubo today, and new features and changes coming soon. | Video Slides |
| 12:10 | Challenges in IPFS Integrations with Open Source Projects |  Mark Gaiser (@markg85) |
Going over some of the challenges we faced with implementing IPFS in open source projects. The lessons we've learned and what is still planned ahead. | Video Slides |
| 12:20 | BLE connectivity and IPFS: Durin's next steps |  David Justice (@meandavejustice) |
Exploring the next steps for Durin (ipfs on mobile) | Video Slides |
| 12:30 | Introducing pin-tweet-to-ipfs: Webrecorder + web3.storage | David Justice (@meandavejustice) |
Brief introduction to pin-tweet-to-ipfs. The first IPFS-Enabled extension. Marrying webrecorder and web3.storage to display the power of IPFS to non technical users. | Video Slides |
| 12:40 | IPFS, Tauri and Mintter Hypertext Documents | Gabriel Herrero-Beaumont | How we have integrated IPFS, Tauri and Mintter Hypertext Documents to enable open collaboration. We will explain our requirements for an Open and local-first Hypertext System and how IPFS and Tauri have help us to build the system. | Video Slides |
| 13:00 | Feather - A File-oriented IPFS Light Client |  Jorropo |
Explain how we store files on IPFS and how this can be used to make IPFS light clients. | Video Slides |