Get Dane.
A web browser, built on Firefox ESR, that opens .doge and .pepe names directly. Both work in the same download. No helper to install.
Mac
Based on a pre-release Firefox ESR 153 snapshot · Universal · Intel and Apple Silicon
File: Dane-153.7.0esr-mac-universal.dmg
SHA-256: 6c4bedb9ca24c390cde9f32a38143dc8b918eb382e9439ba1c0d5c2ddca363ec
SHA256SUMS ·
.sha256 ·
Source code (MPL-2.0)
Check it with shasum -a 256 Dane-153.7.0esr-mac-universal.dmg.
Windows
Based on a pre-release Firefox ESR 153 snapshot · 64-bit installer · Not code-signed (see the warning below)
File: Dane-153.7.0esr-win64.installer.exe
SHA-256: 6371bd9b982ada5c4713ba7e5491e2a6e1e7bb727ee61af42cb3cf872ccdc9ce
Size: 90.7 MB (90,661,876 bytes) ·
.sha256
Windows will warn you. This Windows build is not code-signed yet, so Microsoft Defender SmartScreen may show “Windows protected your PC” and list the publisher as “Unknown publisher”. Before you run it, check that the file’s SHA-256 matches the one on this page (in PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\Dane-153.7.0esr-win64.installer.exe). If it matches, click More info, then Run anyway. If it does not match, delete the file and do not run it.
Linux is coming. This page will say when a build is available.