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* FriGate: Blockchain DNS services provided through a proxy, accelerates access to blocked websites, encrypts traffic, opens Tor sites, and supports EmerDNS.<ref>[https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/frigate-vpn/gmgimpdjmagalimgdaeacfcpoimfpikm FriGate, Web Store, Chrome]</ref><ref>[https://fri-gate.org/ FriGate]</ref>
* FriGate: Blockchain DNS services provided through a proxy, accelerates access to blocked websites, encrypts traffic, opens Tor sites, and supports EmerDNS.<ref>[https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/frigate-vpn/gmgimpdjmagalimgdaeacfcpoimfpikm FriGate, Web Store, Chrome]</ref><ref>[https://fri-gate.org/ FriGate]</ref>
* [https://handshake.org Handshake]: A DNS-backwards compatible naming protocol. It adds a distributed, decentralized blockchain-based system to the root zone file where TLD ownership information is stored. No one controls it and anyone can use it, allowing for a root zone that is uncensorable, permissionless, and free of gatekeepers. Every peer in the Handshake network [[Cryptography|cryptographically]] validates and manages the root zone, eliminating the need for the Certificate Authority system.<ref>[https://learn.namebase.io/about-handshake/about-handshake About Handshake, Namebase]</ref>
* [https://handshake.org Handshake]: A DNS-backwards compatible naming protocol. It adds a distributed, decentralized blockchain-based system to the root zone file where TLD ownership information is stored. No one controls it and anyone can use it, allowing for a root zone that is uncensorable, permissionless, and free of gatekeepers. Every peer in the Handshake network [[Cryptography|cryptographically]] validates and manages the root zone, eliminating the need for the Certificate Authority system.<ref>[https://learn.namebase.io/about-handshake/about-handshake About Handshake, Namebase]</ref>
* Nebulis: Founders Philip Saunders and Mohamed Alborno call it "a new phonebook for the new web." It uses the Ethereum blockchain network and Interplanetary Filesystem to create a decentralized DNS and web servers, respectively.<ref>[https://www.f6s.com/nebulis Nebulis, F6S]</ref>
* Nebulis: Founders Philip Saunders and Mohamed Alborno call it "a new phonebook for the new web." It uses the Ethereum blockchain network and Interplanetary Filesystem to create a decentralized DNS and web servers, respectively.<ref>[https://www.f6s.com/nebulis Nebulis, F6S]</ref>
* NEM
* The NEM DNS is built on the NEM blockchain platform and is open source.<ref>[https://github.com/aenima86/NEM-DNS NEM DNS, GitHub]</ref><ref>[https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nem-blockchain-dns/cecfgjcaojocahnokodcboipkhdcefip NEM Blockchain DNS, Web Store, Chrome]</ref>
* New.Net/VendareMedia/Connexus: a commercial alternative root that sought to compete with [[.com]], [[.net]], and other TLDs. that attempted to work directly with internet service providers to activate their domain names automatically at the network level. The founders developed proprietary technology to allow their domain-naming system to exist alongside ICANN.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070612090152/http://www.new.net/about_us_mission.tp Mission, About Us, New.Net, Web Archives]</ref>
* New.Net/VendareMedia/Connexus: a commercial alternative root that sought to compete with [[.com]], [[.net]], and other TLDs. that attempted to work directly with internet service providers to activate their domain names automatically at the network level. The founders developed proprietary technology to allow their domain-naming system to exist alongside ICANN.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070612090152/http://www.new.net/about_us_mission.tp Mission, About Us, New.Net, Web Archives]</ref>