Creating Truly Decentralized Browser Applications

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Claims a browser OS for organizations built on Ethereum and IPFS with iframe sandboxes, web workers reducing chain events, and a decentralized package registry that stores hashes on-chain. Shows a working Aragon client, an Aragon package manager deployed via IPFS, and interoperable apps wired by manifests and permissioned vaults. Notes security work: smart contract audits, sandboxed signing UX, a launch (Aragon 0.6 alpha) and surprising adoption numbers like 15k organizations, plus fees ≈ $10 per transaction and a governance token for dispute resolution.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:23Creating truly decentralized browser applications
3. 0:56empower freedom by creating tools for decentralized governance
4. 12:02CHAPTER TWO Package management

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