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ENS supports the context record type 0xe5 for IPNS records. This allows users to make changes on the IPFS layer without having to make changes at the block chain layer. This is preferable as it reduces the need for block chain transactions and fees.
there is no restriction for record's key in dot-crypto smart contracts. we have recommended list of keys, but you can set whatever you like, as well as dweb.ipns.hash
We were considering adding support of IPNS records some time ago. The last time I was checking though, resolution performance was really poor. I believe it's something that the IPFS team is still working on to get it fixed (ipfs/kubo#3860). I wonder if your experience was different.
But it surely doesn't prevent us from adding it to the standard, which, of course, would be a better option than leaving our users to use a nonstandard key. We'll discuss it with the team. One of the things we'll also need to figure out is IPNS support in our browser extension.
ENS supports the context record type 0xe5 for IPNS records. This allows users to make changes on the IPFS layer without having to make changes at the block chain layer. This is preferable as it reduces the need for block chain transactions and fees.
And obvious choice would be
dweb.ipns.hash
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