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How to get rid of `localhost:3000` in the address bar
See original GitHub issueThere was a discussion about how to get rid of the localhost:3000 in the browser address bar in Slack and what to do about the port number.
When mapping blockstack-portal to (for example) 127.1.2.3 you can let bind the portal to 127.1.2.3:<port> and use any port you’d like to use (even port 80 which means no port in browsers). The only thing that could interrupt are programs which bind to a port on all network interfaces.
I hope I didn’t miss anything there^^
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Moving to native app #599 will solve this.
Closing as stale. So long as this runs in a browser, it’s going to be this way. If we move to another form factor, this will be addressed as a part of that effort.