‘a parallel web transported by physical media’
The sneakerweb is a peer-to-peer protocol for web publishing without permission: there are no DNS servers, domain registrars, or web hosts.
Instead, websites are stored directly on user devices, and transferred between them through the ultimate fallback infrastructure: physical storage media.
Your collected sites can be viewed offline, in the same web browser you normally use, and then shared and merged with others via .snk files.
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