Browser extension
Discussion beside the page.
The Comment Protocol panel keeps the current page target, attached discussion, and contribution controls in one narrow reading surface.
Availability
Store links appear only after a public listing is verified.
Browser extension is not publicly available
There is no verified public store listing to open today. The structural map below explains the panel contract without implying installation or store approval.
The web product keeps the page target and public discussion available without installing anything.
Panel anatomy
Target, thread state, view controls, contribution access, and proof lifecycle stay separate.
This is a structural map, not a store screenshot or live discussion. It reflects the current extension contract without depicting real activity.
Comment Protocol
Five bounded states
Schematic contract. Not a screenshot. No live discussion data.
- 01
Active page target
Exact page context
- Authority
- The browser tab supplies the current http(s) URL and hostname.
- Limitation
- Opening the panel does not publish, sign, or change the page.
- 02
Thread state
Loading · Empty · Available · Unavailable
- Authority
- The protocol response determines which discussion state appears.
- Limitation
- The panel does not invent a discussion when the response is empty or unavailable.
- 03
Sort and trust
Reader-controlled view
- Authority
- Sort order and trust scope organize the returned discussion.
- Limitation
- Changing the view does not rewrite canonical discussion state.
- 04
Sign-in or setup
Contribution gate
- Authority
- Public reading stays open; identity and wallet state permit specific actions.
- Limitation
- A signed-in session alone is not proof of wallet control or contribution quality.
- 05
Signed comment
Draft → Signature → Indexed → Batch proof
- Authority
- Each completed step advances only after its own response or signature.
- Limitation
- An indexed comment is not yet a committed Solana batch proof.
Browser compatibility
Desktop browser side panels and sidebars provide the intended layout.
- Chrome, Brave, Edge
- Uses the desktop browser side panel when a verified Chromium listing is available.
- Firefox
- Uses the desktop extension sidebar when a verified Firefox listing is available.
- iPhone and iPad
- Desktop extension installation is not offered. The Comment Protocol website remains available.