FoXRI - Firefox extension for XRI (I-name and I-number)
I’ve developed a Firefox extension that allows the use of XRI’s in the browser. You can install it over at my i-name landing page http://xri.dready.org/=wil
What you can do:
- Type in
=fooor@baron the URL bar and have it redirect to the proxy resolution service. - You can also type in the full XRI i.e.
xri://=foo - You can click on
xri://links, here’s an example: xri://@NeuStar (don’t click on it unless you have the extension installed!)
Note that you can’t link to the shorthand notation of =foo because it is not an absolute XRI, and therefore will be resolved in the context of the linking page.
Disclaimer: This should be considered pre-pre-pre alpha software and it comes with absolutely no warranty. I do not accept any responsibility for any consequence directly or indirectly caused by the use of this extension. If your browser implodes don’t blame me.
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