Every Silent Mode client, with its version, size, and SHA-256. Nothing here is signed by an authority your device already trusts — by design. The fingerprint is the real check.
A desktop browser that speaks BNS names natively. Tabs, search, a home page, one-click Tor, and a registry badge on every page showing whether the content came from the chain, from Sia, or from a server. Changes nothing on your system.
91764aba2645476b1be2595efa0a34b986dd84265e033c05e5db432616dc1e8641a54c7e974ee83a7bc6319e39162afff221fb8e53f4421271ffb73565faf025A small background service plus an installer. Teaches your whole computer to open BNS names in every browser, with HTTPS working. Asks for administrator rights because it changes how your machine resolves names — everything reverses with the bundled uninstaller.
0a8b0a482fc5ac9f4e73e03aecb82f4e50bad7df0013965317822dd90d063266A browser add-on that resolves BNS names inside Firefox. 8 KB, no dependencies, no background service, no system changes. Also runs on Firefox for Android.
certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256. Builds carry
no code-signing certificate — that requires a legal identity, which is what
this project exists to avoid. Windows will warn about an unrecognized app; that
warning is expected. The hash is the real check.A phone app that resolves BNS names on the device itself — it talks to Bitcoin Cash nodes directly, with no relay and no account. Tabs, a start page built from the names actually registered on chain, and a badge on every page showing whether the name came from the chain or from ordinary DNS, with the block and transaction behind it one tap away.
635c8f04d44ef855a8390b9eeddb8cd2d50622e81cc4e5004e8daffc1bb0425c46ebbbe5dc73148d66410fd0337b1e6683472128c983e8e2578200b9e3ca548creleases-manifest.json,
and the human-readable version with verify instructions is here.
The canonical fingerprints live on the chain, at
releases.silentmode.bch.