@Crypto_peet@mansafixyz Yeh, it's his GitHub profile but commits are backdated, they may or may not be his commits, backdating commits to make a project look old and well established it's a sign of potential fraud unless he can explaine why?
The Kestrel Browser user guide is live.
Every gesture, every key and every default, in 17 sections, each checked against v0.4.1. Search it, jump straight to Hover or Shield, and find the shortcut you didn't know was there.
Link in the reply.
Four tokens. Same ticker. Only one is dogwifhat.
Three seconds to guess, then Kestrel Browser's card answers: the holders, the age, and an "Established asset" line only the real one carries here.
Did you get it right?
Kestrel Browser v0.4.1 is live, and it is already on its way to you.
Steadier tabs, a smoother Windows, and an update that asks one short question: restart now, or later.
Nothing to download. Every Kestrel Browser picks it up by itself.
The chat in this film is made up. The card is not.
A real Solana token, three minutes after its pool opened: score 27, liquidity unlocked, top 10 holders at 89%. Sixteen minutes later, the same card: liquidity $1.
Be the friend who hovers first.
The old way: copy the address, open a tab, paste, check, open another tab, paste again, check again.
The Kestrel Browser way: rest the pointer on the address.
Same answers, one card, no tabs.