History of browsers and Web3
- A browser is just a window to the internet. You only have to store a minimum amount of data and do minimal processing on your computer to access websites and apps
- In 2015, the team at the Ethereum foundation tried to build a browser called Mist. It was just a shell based on Electron
- The problem with Mist was that it was running a full node in a blockchain, so when you started the browser, it needed to synchronize all the block data that was created while you were offline.
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