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What this means for the average app developer is that instead of hosting an app and its requisite data on a centralized server, they can now upload their app to IPFS and run it directly from a decentralized storage network. This post takes a look at developing web browser interconnectivity through IPFS by putting together a very basic chat interface.
<img src="/uploads/yt_logo_rgb_light.png" width="100">[IPFS: Browser Connectivity Walkthrough](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZiN9dLvMoU&list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5iq_crvYF76EmPsZgcgLki&index=3)
<img src="/assets/img/yt_logo_rgb_light.png" width="100">[IPFS: Browser Connectivity Walkthrough](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZiN9dLvMoU&list=PLXzKMXK2aHh5iq_crvYF76EmPsZgcgLki&index=3)
The best way to stay up to date with this browser connectivity guide for a simple chat interface is in the IPFS [documentation](https://docs.ipfs.io/how-to/create-simple-chat-app/).
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## Additional Considerations
As is immediately apparent from inspecting the code, this system is developed to introduce what you can do on IPFS. However, it can serve as the basis for something more functional and robust. With a bit of effort, you can even include the ability to send emojis or even link to gifs within the chat. You can display embedded media as well. This tutorial doesn't encrypt any messages, but developers can add their own custom encryption if they see fit. All the messages are signed, allowing verification for messages, even if forwarded by a third party.
As is immediately apparent from inspecting the code, this system is developed to introduce what you can do on IPFS. However, it can serve as the basis for something more functional and robust. With a bit of effort, you can even include the ability to send emojis or even link to gifs within the chat. You can display embedded media as well. This tutorial doesn't encrypt any messages, but developers can add their own custom encryption if they see fit. All the messages are signed, allowing verification for messages, even if forwarded by a third party.