Nuh 🔻 on Nostr: it can look like any http url where the TLD is a public key instead of an ICANN ...
it can look like any http url where the TLD is a public key instead of an ICANN granted tld.
Browsers don't support it currently, but you can embed a client in your apps that query and intermediary (relay) to query the DHT for you and return the information about any endpoint you are looking for.
Then you can make normal http requests to http endpoints.
that is more or less what happens in @synonymdev/pubky npm module, you can try it yourself if you have a URL to query, which I can share some with you.
Browsers don't support it currently, but you can embed a client in your apps that query and intermediary (relay) to query the DHT for you and return the information about any endpoint you are looking for.
Then you can make normal http requests to http endpoints.
that is more or less what happens in @synonymdev/pubky npm module, you can try it yourself if you have a URL to query, which I can share some with you.