This issue serves as an open discussion thread for exploring the feasibility of running a native Zenon light client directly inside a web browser.
Key questions include:
- What is the minimum set of proofs a browser client must verify?
- How can momentum headers and Merkle proofs be used for trustless verification?
- How would local storage (IndexedDB, WASM memory, etc.) be handled?
- What networking transports (WebRTC/libp2p) are required?
- What role would Sentries play in proof-serving?
Relevant document:
- /docs/research/browser-light-client-overview.md
Anyone is welcome to contribute ideas, sketches, questions, or analysis.
This issue serves as an open discussion thread for exploring the feasibility of running a native Zenon light client directly inside a web browser.
Key questions include:
Relevant document:
Anyone is welcome to contribute ideas, sketches, questions, or analysis.