- Telegram’s in-app browser will support decentralized websites built on the TON blockchain.
- Users can access games and services in mini-apps, with Web3 support on mobile and desktop.
Telegram can now access decentralized websites thanks to the launch of a new in-app browser.
Telegram said in a July 31 statement that the launch brings Web3 to the messaging platform’s millions of users.
“Today’s update brings a new in-app browser, support for multiple tabs and makes Web3 available to nearly a billion users, a mini app store, new mini apps, the ability to send stars to friends, and more ,” the Telegram team pointed out.
Telegram reveals in-app support for TON sites
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov also commented on in-app browser support, stating that the TON blockchain will host decentralized websites called “TON Sites.” These sites can be accessed through Telegram’s mobile and desktop applications.
Telegram CEO said that adding in-app browser support for TON Sites means Telegram’s more than 950 million monthly users now have a new way to access Web3.
“The browser allows users to switch between viewing websites and messages, blending communication with news consumption. It comes with all the features you would expect from a browser, such as search, bookmarks, and multiple tabs,” Durov wrote road.
Currently, more than 500 million of Telegram’s nearly 1 billion users use mini-apps every month. The new update is part of the earlier-announced mini-app store, which means a wider user base will have access to games and services again.
The app to earn cryptocurrencies with a click on Telegram
Telegram’s crypto-friendly environment continues to see a proliferation of top apps leveraging crypto gaming. Hamster Kombat is one of the dominant Web3 applications.
This popular click-to-earn money game has seen huge growth among the cryptocurrency community. With millions of players, this click-to-earn game is about to reach another milestone. It will offer one of the most anticipated airdrops of the year in the industry.
Another Telegram-based application that is getting a lot of attention is Catizen. Like Hamster Kombat, this game is built on the TON blockchain.
Durov said in a recent article that Catizen has more than 26 million players and has generated $16 million in revenue through in-app purchases.
Telegram Introduces In-App Browser for TON Blockchain
Telegram, the popular messaging platform, has recently unveiled a new feature that allows users to access decentralized websites through an in-app browser. This update includes support for websites built on the TON blockchain, bringing Web3 functionality to nearly a billion users.
Enhanced User Experience with Web3 Support
The launch of the in-app browser marks a significant milestone for Telegram, enabling seamless navigation between traditional messaging and decentralized websites. With features like support for multiple tabs and a mini app store, users can now explore a variety of services and games within the platform.
Expanding Crypto Gaming Opportunities
Telegram’s crypto-friendly environment has fostered the growth of innovative applications like Hamster Kombat and Catizen, both leveraging the TON blockchain. These games offer players the opportunity to earn cryptocurrencies and have gained substantial popularity within the community.
Hamster Kombat, a click-to-earn money game, is set to launch a highly anticipated airdrop, while Catizen boasts millions of players and significant revenue from in-app purchases. With the integration of Web3 support, Telegram continues to nurture a thriving ecosystem for crypto enthusiasts.
