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# Desktop Vertical
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> Status: draft | Updated 2026-07-07 | Applies to: AMPB desktop builders
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> Status: draft | Updated 2026-07-11 | Applies to: AMPB desktop builders
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The first AMPB browser proof is desktop-first with mobile constraints kept in view. The
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vertical is a bundled Gecko desktop runtime, AMPB-owned profile state, and a managed Tor
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## Transport Path
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The first transport target is Tor through an AMPB-owned Arti/Tor runtime. The desktop
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vertical is not complete until AMPB can start the runtime, verify the SOCKS endpoint, and
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launch the bundled browser profile without clearnet fallback. I2P and Reticulum use the
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same route, consent, state, and health-check model after Tor works.
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The first transport target is Tor through an AMPB-owned Arti/Tor runtime. The current
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desktop vertical can launch a bundled Gecko runtime, start a route-aware helper, and keep
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the helper tied to the browser process. I2P uses the same route, consent, state, and
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health-check model. Reticulum follows after the resilient-network adapter is concrete.
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## Desktop Shell
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