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Add IPFS dry-run adapter support
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@@ -8,16 +8,17 @@ mobile shells should implement only the platform-specific browser and transport
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## Android
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Android is the primary mobile target for full AMPB browsing. Tor, I2P, and Reticulum
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adapters should run only after a URL selects that transport and the user approves setup.
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Managed adapters must use visible, stoppable foreground services and app-owned state.
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Android is the primary mobile target for full AMPB browsing. Tor, I2P, IPFS, and
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Reticulum adapters should run only after a URL selects that transport and the user
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approves setup. Managed adapters must use visible, stoppable foreground services and
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app-owned state.
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## iOS
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iOS is a supported design target, but transport management is constrained. AMPB should
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assume foreground-only sessions unless a reviewed platform capability proves otherwise.
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The iOS shell should still share routing, policy, consent, fixture, Gemini, and clearnet
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behavior with the rest of AMPB.
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assume foreground-only sessions for managed transports unless a reviewed platform
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capability proves otherwise. The iOS shell should still share routing, policy, consent,
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fixture, Gemini, IPFS gateway, and clearnet behavior with the rest of AMPB.
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## Capability Matrix
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