While the spaghettinuum is a replacement for all DNS uses, the most obvious use is viewing sites in your browser.
To do this you need to
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Point your DNS resolver to a Spaghettinuum-DNS bridge for lookups
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Set up HTTPS
There's a public resolver, Antipasta, which you can use for DNS and CLI lookups.
If you want to browse a .s
site, set up your DNS to use Antipasta per Antipasta's readme.
If you don't want to use the public node or don't trust me to keep it running, you can host your own node. See the spagh-node reference - you need to configure the node and resolver, and DNS bridge.
Sites on the spaghettinuum have TLS certificates issued by [Certipasta](https://github.com/andrewbaxter/certipasta)
so you'll also need to install the Certipasta root certificate. See that link for instructions.