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What is PLS.TO?

is a privacy-preserving PNS gateway for resolving records and associated , or content (Web 3.0). PLS.TO allows users and dApp developers to effortlessly access and host static sites built with a combination of IPFS/IPNS/Skynet.

Why do we need PLS.TO?

The internet is becoming more controlled by a few big companies, which creates problems for a decentralized and open internet.

How does PLS.TO work?

PLS.TO operates as a reverse proxy for PNS names and IPFS content.

Security and Privacy

All log data is fully anonymized, which prevents the ability to uniquely identify any single user.

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offers a solution by being a reliable alternative to the current system and giving people more control over the services they use. This will help the transition from the traditional internet (Web 2.0) to a decentralized one (Web 3.0).

Much like , PLS.TO uses a wildcard DNS record *.pls.to to dynamically capture requests for all PNS domains. The PLS.TO service automatically resolves the IPFS/IPNS/Skynet contenthash of the requested PNS record and returns the corresponding static content over HTTPS. Since native IPFS/IPNS/Skeynet resolution capabilities are missing from the majority of browsers, PLS.TO represents a bridge from the β€œnormal” internet to the decentralized one; by just adding .pls.to to your PNS name. Zero-configuration is required in order to access or host a site or dApp on PLS.TO, making PLS.TO an excellent no-cost solution for providing Web 2.0 access to your project.

enforces strong origin isolation policies for all resources by default. Projects accessed through PLS.TO automatically receive security-hardened browser headers and all client data is encrypted with TLSv1.3 (default) or TLSv1.2 using the latest cipher suites.

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