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Another way to access NFT domains:

What Browsers Support NFT Domains?

While NFT domains can be natively accessed and viewed on Opera and Brave browser, this isn’t the case for the most popular ones, such as Google Chrome or Firefox. In fact, only these two browsers support the protocols on blockchain networks. Let’s go through how to access blockchain domains on all browsers.
Access NFT Domains on Your Browser

There are several factors to consider before jumping in a buying your domain name. From renting or buying a domain to your registrar’s settings and more, let’s go deep into the details.
Access NFT Domains on Google Chrome

Google Chrome is the most famous web browser on the market, with over 50% of people using it to access the internet. And while it has all the functionalities one may want from it, it doesn’t natively access and display blockchain domains.

However, the settings can be changed for you to view them, access them, and even build a website using NFT domains. Follow the steps below to get started.

Head over to Google Chrome’s settings clicking on the 3-dotted button on the top right corner of the screen.
Go to Privacy and Security and select Security
Scroll down to the advanced setting part and find “Use secure DNS”. From here, select With customized and enter the following URL https://resolver.unstoppable.io/dns-query
Now that you have set up this custom and secure DNS, you will be able to access blockchain domains through Google.

Access NFT Domains on Microsoft Edge

While Microsoft Edge does not natively display NFT domains, a few clicks will get you there. Just like with Google Chrome, some simple steps are needed:

Click on the three-dot option and get into the settings
Select Privacy, search, and services
After that, scroll down to see “Choose a service provider” in Security
Paste the following URL in that text box: https://resolver.unstoppable.io/dns-query
Close the tab, and you can now start accessing NFT domains on Microsoft Edge.

Access NFT Domains on Mozilla Firefox

If you use Mozilla Firefox as your everyday browser, you’ll have to change the settings to access blockchain domains slightly.

First of all, go to the Hamburger menu and select the Settings sections. Once you’re there, follow these steps:

Head over to General, scroll down on the page, and, under Network settings, click on Settings.
After that, under Enable DNS over HTTPS, set the Use Provider as Customer and paste the following URL: https://resolver.unstoppable.io/dns-query
Save the changes by clicking on OK, and you’re good to go. You can now access NFT domains on Mozilla Firefox.

Access NFT Domains on a Smartphone

Blockchain domains can also be accessed on a smartphone, and things vary slightly between Android and iOS devices.

After downloading your favourite browsers when using an Android phone or tablet, simply follow the instructions above.

But, on the other hand, if you use an iPhone or iPad, you will have to download and set up this DNS profile. Your device will automatically install it once you open it, and you will have access to blockchain domains using Safari.
How to Navigate NFT Domains?

After changing your favorite browser’s settings, you’re now ready to explore the other face of the internet, but how?

Once you know which domain you want to visit, let’s say domain.wallet, you will need to add http:// – http://domain.wallet. That’s right; many regular websites are shown as https:// but, since these blockchain domains aren’t classified as secure just yet, the “s” has to be removed.

Apart from that, you’ll have to add a slash at the end of the domain. Your final URL should therefore be http://domain.wallet/.

Browsers sometimes don’t understand that the URL is a domain unless you use that final slash. If not, your browser may redirect you to your default search engine and treat it as a query, which, needless to say, won’t be helpful at all.
Are NFT Domains Safe?

We just highlighted the fact that NFT domains aren’t classified as secure by some browsers. For this reason, a natural question arises – are they safe to access?

The simple answer is yes, NFT domains are very safe, and they can’t be hacked. This means that once the domain is registered under the owner’s wallet in the blockchain, it can’t be hacked, and, therefore, no malicious attacks will happen on the site.

Apart from that, the owner can only block the domain, and no one can take them down because of censorship. In simple words, NFT domains are incredibly safe for both visitors willing to access them and investors that want to purchase one.

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Thx Kim!🤩

Yeah! But I remember when I first had to send an email. I had to have someone help me! Embarrassing 😳 now. And funny

I’m going to take it as a win. 50% is better than 0… there is also some truth there. Sometimes I suck. Don’t let me give a great song a bad rep!😇

Thanks… kind of. 😶‍🌫️

LOL OK! and thx!