PulseMesh Browser
The privacy-first, decentralized Web3 browser built for PulseChain. Browse privately through a global mesh network, manage your crypto, chat wallet-to-wallet, and share files — all without centralized servers.
🚀 Features
Everything you need for private, decentralized browsing on PulseChain
Supreme Ad & Tracker Blocking
Built-in network-level blocking of 200+ known ad and tracker domains. No extensions needed — protection is on by default with a real-time blocked counter.
PrivacyPrivacy-Focused Search
DuckDuckGo is your default search engine. Type any query in the URL bar and search privately — no tracking, no filter bubbles, no profiling.
PrivacyAuto-Deleting History
Your browsing history self-destructs automatically. Configure how many entries to keep (default: 10) — older entries are permanently erased.
PrivacyBuilt-in PulseChain Wallet
Full Web3 wallet with BIP39 mnemonic generation, HD derivation, AES-256-GCM encrypted storage. Send PLS, manage ERC-20 tokens, all without leaving the browser.
Web3Node Control Panel
Start, stop, and configure your PulseMesh node directly from the browser. Monitor live logs, set neighborhood mode, configure blockchain URLs, and manage your earning wallet.
MeshDecentralized Mesh VPN
Route all your traffic through a global mesh network of nodes. Multi-hop SOCKS5/HTTP proxy with automatic fallback to direct connection if the mesh goes offline.
MeshdApp Spaces
Organize your favorite dApps into color-coded workspaces. Pre-configured spaces for DeFi (PulseX, HEX), NFTs, and Tools (PulseScan, Bridge). Create custom spaces with one click.
Web3Wallet-to-Wallet Chat
Send encrypted messages directly between PulseChain wallets using GunDB peer-to-peer relay. ECDH end-to-end encryption, message signing — no centralized servers involved.
IPFS File Sharing
Upload and share files on the decentralized web through IPFS. Get permanent content-addressed links (CIDs), download by hash, and share files that can never be censored.
Token Payment System
PMESH ERC-20 token integration for network payments. Auto-pay node operators for bandwidth, track payment history, configure rates — the foundation of the mesh economy.
EconomyBandwidth Sharing & Rewards
Share your bandwidth with the mesh network and earn token rewards. Real-time speed meters, daily statistics, contribution tracking, and one-click reward claiming.
EconomyZero-Knowledge Architecture
No accounts, no registration, no data collection. Your wallet is your identity. All data stays on your device, encrypted with keys only you control.
Privacy🔐 Privacy Highlights
Privacy isn't a feature — it's the foundation
No Telemetry
Zero data collection. No analytics, no crash reports sent anywhere.
Local Encryption
Wallet keys encrypted with AES-256-GCM. PBKDF2 key derivation with 100k iterations.
Multi-Hop Routing
Traffic bounces through multiple mesh nodes. No single node sees both source and destination.
Auto-Purge
History, cookies, and session data automatically cleaned. Configurable retention limits.
Self-Sovereign Identity
Your wallet address is your identity. No emails, no phone numbers, no KYC.
E2E Encrypted Chat
ECDH shared secrets for chat. Messages signed with wallet keys for authenticity.
⬇️ Download PulseMesh Browser
Available for Windows, Linux, and macOS
🗺️ Development Roadmap
All 5 phases complete — now entering community testing
Privacy Core
Ad blocking, private search, auto-delete history
Web3 + Node
PulseChain wallet, node control panel
Mesh + Spaces
Proxy integration, dApp workspaces
Chat + IPFS
Encrypted messaging, file sharing
Token Economy
PMESH token, bandwidth rewards
Mainnet Launch
Token deployment, public mesh network
ℹ️ About
PulseChainMeshNode is a community-adapted fork of the MASQ Network project, rebuilt and rebranded specifically for the PulseChain ecosystem.
The PulseMesh Browser combines a full-featured web browser with a decentralized mesh network node, Web3 wallet, encrypted communications, and a token-based bandwidth economy — all in one application.
⚠️ This is a beta release for testing purposes. Token features use placeholder contract addresses. The PMESH token has not yet been deployed.