# Dot HQ

## main

- [Dot HQ Documentation](https://docs.dothq.co/main/undefined.md): Welcome to the documentation page for Dot HQ products.
- [Building Dot Browser](https://docs.dothq.co/main/cloning-dot.md): A step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser.
- [Windows](https://docs.dothq.co/main/cloning-dot/windows.md): This is a step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser on the world's most popular operating system, Windows.
- [Linux](https://docs.dothq.co/main/cloning-dot/linux.md): This is a step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser on Linux.
- [macOS](https://docs.dothq.co/main/cloning-dot/macos.md): This is a step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser on macOS.
- [Cross-platform](https://docs.dothq.co/main/cloning-dot/cross-platform.md): Dot Browser supports cross-platform building. For example, you could be on Windows and you want to build for Linux.
- [Common issues](https://docs.dothq.co/main/cloning-dot/common-issues.md): This is sort of like a FAQ for issues you might face while building Dot.
- [Components](https://docs.dothq.co/main/components.md): List of components in Dot Browser to easily identify what went wrong in bug reports.
- [Making changes to Dot](https://docs.dothq.co/main/making-changes-to-dot.md): Adding features or changing things in the Dot Browser source code can be quite complex at first, so this doc should make it easier to understand.

## 1.0.0

- [Dot HQ Documentation](https://docs.dothq.co/master.md): Welcome to the documentation page for Dot HQ products.
- [Building Dot Browser](https://docs.dothq.co/cloning-dot.md): A step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser.
- [Windows](https://docs.dothq.co/cloning-dot/windows.md): This is a step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser on the world's most popular operating system, Windows.
- [Linux](https://docs.dothq.co/cloning-dot/linux.md): This is a step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser on Linux.
- [macOS](https://docs.dothq.co/cloning-dot/macos.md): This is a step by step guide on how to build Dot Browser on macOS.
- [Cross-platform](https://docs.dothq.co/cloning-dot/cross-platform.md): Dot Browser supports cross-platform building. For example, you could be on Windows and you want to build for Linux.
- [Common issues](https://docs.dothq.co/cloning-dot/common-issues.md): This is sort of like a FAQ for issues you might face while building Dot.
- [Components](https://docs.dothq.co/components.md): List of components in Dot Browser to easily identify what went wrong in bug reports.
- [Making changes to Dot](https://docs.dothq.co/making-changes-to-dot.md): Adding features or changing things in the Dot Browser source code can be quite complex at first, so this doc should make it easier to understand.


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