The concept is pretty similar, but it is its own thing. The important bits are that it has a new protocol (IPFS instead of http). But there are http forwarding websites people use to play nice with browsers. Another key concept is that a file’s contents is effectively the url id. A url may stop having “seeding” users, but if someone has a copy, it can be seeded again.
The concept is pretty similar, but it is its own thing. The important bits are that it has a new protocol (IPFS instead of http). But there are http forwarding websites people use to play nice with browsers. Another key concept is that a file’s contents is effectively the url id. A url may stop having “seeding” users, but if someone has a copy, it can be seeded again.