Yeah, browser integration is critical. That’s why IPFS has focused on the JS implementation.
One nuance - these p2p protocols are not as simple as HTTP, FTP, etc. They require persistent connections to many peers and significant local storage. This eats up more local resources, to the point where making in default-on might cause significant performance hit.
One nuance - these p2p protocols are not as simple as HTTP, FTP, etc. They require persistent connections to many peers and significant local storage. This eats up more local resources, to the point where making in default-on might cause significant performance hit.