I’d say Maidsafe easily beats most companies in any space in exactly those areas. I’d like to emphasize all three words: thoroughness, integrity and transparency. And understandably, all these three virtues take not only time but courage. It is indeed appreciated greatly!
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What does the ED stand for? Just curious. I know of Elliptic Curve sigs and like em because they seem less heavy/bulky on the crypto side than say traditional RSA.
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That’s just it. An elliptical curve signature.
https://ed25519.cr.yp.to/
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Spartans!!!
Vault ! Vault!
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Hi - thanks for letting us know. These things get checked and checked again but we’re all human and mistakes sometimes do slip through the net - unfortunately this time it was a couple but we’ll wont let that happen again. And don’t ever worry about being ‘that guy’!
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Another great update, I can almost taste Fleming.
Thanks for all the effort.
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@digipl nailed it, it is short for Edwards curve or ed25519 
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A quick update: we’ve now uploaded the Windows package for SAFE Browser v0.15.0 and updated the release. I’ve updated the orginal post too 
Enjoy!
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You don’t need to wait any longer. The Windows version is now ready - just follow this link and get started!
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Please make it possible to install Windows version of browser into custom directory.
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Eric Schmitt, founder of Google, is saying he sees two internets in the next decade. One controlled by the US and the other by China.
How about a third internet controlled by the People? 
Amazing work! Be well folks!
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Hey this works really well. Great work guys and gals. safe://jpl - created on the shared vault from the Windows version of the browser. I still find the auth process quite confusing but no doubt that will grow easier over time. One thing (bug?) I noticed is that the fast-forward button doesn’t go to the current version of the site but stops at the version before.
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beautiful sir! beautiful!
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And here’s safe//primer - or less snappily safe://hnyynywst39dh3amodfkwuoq6fjsedf1scoh3ccyhc947o8j41pwsrfx6ybnc - uploaded via the CLI. Almost embarrassingly easy to do once you get the hang of it.
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Being dumb here as usual but when I tried to register dweb in the browser it seemed to have succeed but I couldn’t see how to upload files.
So I did it the old way from the command line and it obviously hasn’t created the name. What did I miss?
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If you enter your proposed domain you should see an upload button. I think perhaps that if the domain has already been registered but there’s no site you won’t see this. Perhaps that was the case with dweb?
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Thanks John, I’ll have to have another go and see what happens.
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The new browser is so nice. I just registered the domain “sascha” and put up some text. “Embarrassingly easy”. That it is!
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Better to be “that guy” than having obvious errors in a widely read public publication.
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Fleming! Fleming! Fleming! Fleming! Fleming! 
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