This extension is deprecated. Please use a resolver like NextDNS.io to resolve Handshake names

NHE addon for Chrome lets you browse Handshake domains:

Attention: Chrome requires http:// prefix or a pathname

If you type an address like turbomaze into the address bar and hit Enter - you will be taken to Google search page. You have to type http://turbomaze or add a slash at the end: turbomaze/.

You can permanently load a debug (unsigned) extension into Chrome, i.e. it will survive restart.

Disable existing NHE extension, if installed, before installing its debug version!

1. Open Extensions tab: click on the button with 3 dots, open More tools submenu, then click on Extensions item.
2. In the tab that has just opened, tick the checkbox named Developer mode, then click on Load unpacked extension button that should have appeared.
3. Select the extension's directory. The directory should contain all files from the extension folder in the Handshake-Extension GitHub repository.
4. Once the open dialog is submitted, a new extension should appear in the Extensions tab. Click on background page link (next to Inspect views) - this will open console window.
5. In a regular Chrome tab, navigate to a resource in question (e.g. turbomaze/) - you will notice the console window is populated with lines. Select them and copy to clipboard, or use the context menu's Save as command to produce a log file. Then submit the log along with your GitHub issue.

You can run a local server by running the server code and changing apiBase in common.js to "http://localhost:3000/".

Reload existing local NHE extension, if installed, after changing apiBase!

1. Install yarn
2. cd in to the server directory and yarn install
3. Run npm start

• Remove server requirement
• Support recursive DNS aka subdomains