Get the browser

Infinite is the reference browser for the Thread — type a thread:// address, arrive at its spawn, walk through portals into other worlds. Where a world declares a presence relay, the people in it are really there with you.

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Rather look first?

The web viewer reads the same live manifests over WebGL and shows you a place and its doorways, in the tab you already have open — nothing to install, and it works on a phone. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.

It is a viewer, not the browser — you orbit a world rather than walking in it, and it watches the people present rather than standing among them. That line is deliberate: a client that cannot walk shouldn't leave a body at the spawn point.

First steps once you're in
  1. Visit thread://worlds.pixygon.io/wayshrine — a quiet place to arrive.
  2. Step through a veil (a portal) — that's the whole web, working.
  3. Then host your own: one JSON file on your own domain — build a world.
What "reference browser" means

The Thread is the standard; Infinite is one implementation of it. Anything that passes the public conformance suite is a Thread browser with equal standing — the specs, not this binary, are the ground truth. Build a better one; we mean it.