Oxide Browser

Introducing Oxide — the world's first decentralized browser. No HTML. No JavaScript. Pure WebAssembly. Built with Rust. Fully sandboxed. Unstoppable. The future of the web is binary-native. CA: F9GohhDUsdcPCnARhrdrU68erD8ohfcW8pZZrjNPjHBQ Token launch powered by @WazabiAI oxide.foundation

100 countries have spyware that can hack your phone/browser (TechCrunch today). Meanwhile Oxide starts every .wasm guest with zero capabilities. File access? Only if you explicitly grant it. Network? Same. Capability-based security isn’t marketing — it’s the only sane model in 2026. github.com/niklabh/oxide #DecentralizedWeb

Rust/WASM devs — Oxide v0.6.0 is out and the roadmap just got freshened up. We have working examples for: • GPU graphics • Video with HLS/PiP/subtitles • Real-time WebRTC & WebSocket chat • Streaming fetch + MIDI Quick start = 4 commands. Who’s building the first big app? github.com/niklabh/oxide $OXIDE

Security done right: Guest modules start with zero access. Everything (files, network, camera, GPU) is explicitly granted via capabilities. No WASI. Memory + fuel bounded. This is how a truly sandboxed browser should work. Built in Rust: github.com/niklabh/oxide

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Oxide v0.6.0 is out — our biggest release yet. Since v0.2.1 we've shipped: - Video (FFmpeg, HLS, subtitles, PiP) - Camera / mic / screen capture - GPU & Graphics — WebGPU-style API - WebRTC — peers, data channels, media - WebSocket, streaming fetch, rAF, MIDI Phases 1–3 of the roadmap: done. Phase 4: in progress. Try it: git clone github.com/niklabh/oxide.… cd oxide && cargo run -p oxide-browser Then visit oxide.foundation from the URL bar. The world's first decentralized browser. No HTML. No JS. Pure WASM. #Oxide #Rust #WebAssembly #WASM #Decentralized #WebRTC github.com/niklabh/oxide/…

Oxide v0.2.1 is out — our 3rd release! 🚀 What's new: 🔊 Audio Playback API — play, pause, seek, volume, looping ⏱ Timers — set_timeout & set_interval for WASM guest apps 📖 Docs site live → docs.oxide.foundation Try it: > git clone github.com/niklabh/oxide.… > cd oxide && cargo run -p oxide-browser Then navigate to oxide.foundation to see the demos. The world's first decentralized browser — built with Rust & WebAssembly. No HTML. No JS. Pure WASM. #Oxide #Rust #WebAssembly #WASM #Decentralized #Web3 github.com/niklabh/oxide/…

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Roadmap for Oxide Foundation is released. github.com/niklabh/oxide/… #roadmap" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">oxide.foundation/#roadmap There is so much incentives for builders and early adopters. Contribution guide can be found here: github.com/niklabh/oxide/… #buidl $OXIDE

oxide-sdk is published at crates.io crates.io/crates/oxide-s…. Now you can start developing apps for oxide.

Introducing Oxide — the world's first decentralized browser. No HTML. No JavaScript. Pure WebAssembly. Built with Rust. Fully sandboxed. Unstoppable. The future of the web is binary-native. CA: F9GohhDUsdcPCnARhrdrU68erD8ohfcW8pZZrjNPjHBQ Token launch powered by @WazabiAI oxide.foundation

AI agents are going full autonomous mode in 2026. They are buying their own domains. Managing treasuries & yield on-chain. Powering the 'machine economy' with crypto payments. But X is cracking down on bot spam & automation. Where do you see AI agents in crypto heading next?

While Solana leads in performance, the future won’t be single-chain. Agents need to move where the data and opportunities are. ForgeX is built for portability. Agents remember who they are across ecosystems like Solana, Ethereum, and Polkadot without starting over. Developers can deploy once and reach across chains instantly. This isn’t just cross-chain. It’s cross-identity. If your agent could explore another blockchain today, where should it go first?

Imagine an agent that starts on Solana, learns from Ethereum, and executes on Polkadot without losing its memory. That’s the kind of morning I’m thinking about. Would you want your agent to travel freely?

High-speed ecosystems like Solana bring incredible efficiency, but also new risks. Fake signatures, wallet impersonations, and phishing grow with the pace of innovation. ForgeX integrates on-chain identity and guardrails into every agent. That means an agent can prove who it is, remember who you are, and act safely on your behalf. Speed without security becomes chaos. ForgeX keeps intelligence in sync with velocity. Would you trust an agent that could protect your wallet before you even click confirm?

The faster the chain, the harder it is to trust what’s real. Good morning from the land of fast blocks and smarter guardrails. Would you let an agent verify every transaction for you?

Composability made Solana’s DeFi ecosystem thrive. Protocols could stack, reuse, and remix each other. Now ForgeX brings that same logic to AI agents. A RugProof detection agent can plug into a MemeOS bot. A GavBot that tracks proposals can feed data into a DAO analytics dashboard. Agents on ForgeX are portable and interoperable. They’re like composable logic blocks for the AI-driven web. If you could combine two agents to solve one problem, what would you create?

Ever thought of agents as Lego pieces for the internet? Solana’s fast, but ForgeX makes it modular. What would you build if you could mix and match agents like tools?

Solana is built for speed: sub-second finality, parallel execution, and low fees. But speed without intelligence is wasted. ForgeX agents like GavBot are learning to think in real time. They process data from Solana transactions, detect anomalies, and trigger actions within seconds. This is where smart logic meets fast execution. Imagine an ecosystem where every on-chain event has an intelligent responder. That’s what we’re building with ForgeX. If your agent could make one instant decision for you on-chain, what would it be?