ZeroNet
ZeroNet is an open-source platform for building and hosting decentralized websites and web applications without a central server. It uses peer-to-peer networking and cryptographic techniques to allow users to host content directly from their own computers, creating a censorship-resistant alternative to traditional internet infrastructure. The app functions as both a network node and a hosting platform, enabling users to create, publish and access distributed websites while maintaining anonymity and data integrity.
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1 suggestionWe could not find definitive information about whether ZeroNet has a native Apple Silicon build. The app is open-source and appears to be maintained, but the search results were sparse and provided no architecture details. If you rely on ZeroNet, your best step is to check the official project repository (likely on GitHub) or contact the maintainers directly to ask whether a native arm64 build is available or planned. Given that Apple will remove Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), it is important to clarify this before that deadline — an Intel-only build will stop launching after that release. If the project has not yet shipped a native build, you may want to flag your interest on the project's issue tracker so the developers understand the demand.
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