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Hashed Out V32: Exploring the Decentralized Web: Browsers, Search, and the New Internet Experience
Why Web3 Browsers & Search Engines Might Be the Most Underrated Tech in the Decentralized Stack
Scott Kasten
July 17, 2025
Welcome to the 32nd edition of Hashed Out, your weekly guide to navigating the dynamic world of Web3, brought to you by Argot (www.argotagency.io). Whether you're taking your first steps into this digital frontier or already exploring it, our mission remains the same: to demystify the complexities of Web3 and equip you with the insights and resources you need to thrive.
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Hey there Hashers!
Most of us experience the internet through two core tools: a browser and a search engine. They’re so familiar—so baked into our daily habits—that we rarely stop to question how much control they really give us… or take away.
In this issue, we explore how Web3 is reimagining those entry points. From privacy-first browsers like Brave to decentralized search engines like Presearch and content indexing protocols like The Graph, a new infrastructure is quietly forming beneath the surface of the web.
We’ll show you what’s out there, how it works, and why these tools matter. And in our editorial—well, let’s just say Dr. Seuss makes a surprise appearance to help us ask the question:
Do we actually want a freer internet? Or are we just afraid to taste something new?
Let’s find out.
Feature Story
Web3 Browsers & Search Engines: Your Gateway to the Decentralized Web
An overview of how Web3 browsers and search engines are reshaping online access, privacy, and control. The article will explain what makes these tools different from their Web2 counterparts, introduce the top players, and help readers understand how to start using them.
Editorial
Do We Really Want a Decentralized Internet?
We say we care about privacy, freedom, and control—but are we willing to change how we browse?
The Wrap
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Ok Hashers, that’s The Wrap. Many thanks!
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Until next time,
Dr. Scott