PopuraDNS is a simple DNS server with decentralized domain names support.
PopuraDNS can:
- Secure all your regular DNS queries with DNS-over-TLS.
- Resolve the meshname protocol domains.
- Resolve Alfis blockchain domains.
- Resolve OpenNIC alternative DNS root domains.
- Can work as an authoritative server for your domains.
This is free and open source software. But it doesn’t appear to be actively maintained.
Website: github.com/popura-network/PopuraDNS
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Developer: Popura
License: Apache License 2.0
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