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    • What is ENS?
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    • How to use IPFS/IPNS
      • Uploading to IPFS
        • Self-Hosting Instructions for IPFS and IPNS
        • Hosting using a pinning service
    • Setting Up Your ENS Name/Domain
      • Updating Your ENS Content Records
      • Content Hash Overview
        • Understanding Content Hashes, IPNS, and IPFS for ENS
        • Understanding IPFS Content Identifiers (CIDs)
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  • STATIC SITE BUILDERS/TEMPLATES
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  • Intermediate
    • Using eth.limo with IPFS (Kubo)
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Updating Your ENS Content Records

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Last updated 11 months ago

Go to the ENS Manager App

Go to the with the wallet set as Manager for the ENS name you want to manage and click Names to bring up a list of your ENS names or search for an ENS name you own directly from the main page.

Click the ENS name you want to add the content record to.

Go to the Records tab

Click Edit Records

Then go to the Other tab

Type in the IPFS CID you saved earlier into the Content field and then click Save ​

Click Open Wallet and confirm the transaction in your wallet.

Wait for the transaction to complete.

Once the transaction has completed you should see a screen like this, it means that the changes to the content record is now stored on-chain. Click Done to go back to the Manager.

You should now see the Content Hash record populated with the IPFS CID you entered.

Congratulations! That's it! Now you can try visiting your website!

For ENS resolution in the browser address bar to work, the browser needs to be compatible with ENS or have the Metamask extension installed.

Some browsers which are more oriented towards Web3 support ENS right out of the box:

Other browsers will need to have an extension installed for it to work, such as the Metamask browser extension:

ETH.LIMO - Web3 Gateway

You can also use the eth.limo web3 gateway by entering in your-ens-name.eth.limo into any browser address bar, regardless of if it supports ENS names natively or not.

ENS Compatible browsers

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Brave Browser
Opera Browser
Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
ENS Manager App