Quote from: cassini on June 28, 2013, 08:59:49 PM

Quote from: favdesu on June 28, 2013, 12:08:28 PM

.bit's would be really cool if it wasn't so damn hard to setup. there are no working browser apps and foxy proxy doesn't work either.

Just wondering why nobody mentioned the easiest and most obvious method for browsing .bit domains.
On a standard Windows 7 or XP or on a Mac it's just a few mouseclicks (in an unrestricted user account, of course):

Windows 7:
Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing > Connections: Local Area Connection > Properties > IPv4 > Properties > Use the following DNS server > 178.32.31.41

After that you can use any standard browser (not sure about Chrome) for looking up .bit pages.
A few examples of sites with some useful content for a start:
http://dns.bit/
http://nx.bit/
http://bitse.bit/

omg, why did no one mention this on the wiki? that's REALLY easy. thanks D:

just one question: is this secure? like, are there any sensitive packets going through this ip?