Miami, Florida, USA, September 8th, 2026, Chainwire

Frameless Gallery provides compatible TokenFrame owners with a new browser-based display option while adding public-address collection discovery, live generative art, and cross-device support.

Frameless Gallery has announced the launch of its browser-based Ethereum NFT display platform, giving owners of compatible TokenFrame displays a new way to manage and present digital artwork while extending the experience to other browser-capable screens.

The launch addresses a recurring issue in the NFT hardware ecosystem: when a display maker shuts down or discontinues its software, the physical screens can be left without a supported way to show the artwork they were built for. Following the discontinuation of TokenFrame's original platform, owners of the hardware have had fewer options for managing and displaying their NFT collections. Frameless Gallery operates through a standard web browser, enabling compatible TokenFrame displays to present Ethereum NFTs without depending on the original TokenFrame software platform — an approach that shifts control of the display layer from the hardware vendor's backend to open web standards.

"Collectors invested in both digital art and the hardware created to display it," said Anthony Anger, Founder of Frameless Gallery. "Frameless Gallery was created to give collectors another way to continue using those displays while putting the artwork at the center of the experience."

Users can start for free by entering the URL of an Ethereum NFT and displaying it full screen, including publicly accessible Ethereum NFTs outside their own wallet. Frameless Gallery Pro, available for a one-time $9.99 lifetime purchase, adds public Ethereum address and ENS imports, curated exhibitions, playlists, slideshows, and additional display controls.

Frameless Gallery retrieves NFT collections using publicly available blockchain data without requiring users to connect a cryptocurrency wallet, sign a transaction, or provide a private key or seed phrase. This read-only design stands apart from many crypto-adjacent tools that request wallet connections, a category in which phishing and seed-phrase theft have been persistent risks for NFT holders.

The platform also supports static images, animation, video, sandboxed live HTML, and generative artwork, with per-work live and static playback controls. Artwork is measured on import to support portrait- and landscape-aware playlists across different screen orientations.

Because Frameless Gallery runs through a web browser, collections are not limited to a single display manufacturer. The platform can be used with compatible TokenFrame and Android displays, smart TVs, computers, Raspberry Pi systems, and other browser-capable screens — meaning collectors who use mixed hardware setups can manage a single gallery across them rather than maintaining separate apps per device.

Frameless Gallery is available now with free access and an optional Frameless Gallery Pro upgrade. For the wider NFT display space, the launch illustrates a broader shift toward browser-based, vendor-independent tooling as collectors seek longevity for hardware purchases that can outlive the platforms they were sold with.

About Frameless Gallery

Frameless Gallery is a browser-based digital art display platform for Ethereum NFTs. It helps collectors display individual works, import public wallet collections, curate exhibitions, and create rotating digital galleries across compatible screens.

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Contact: Anthony Anger, Founder, Frameless Gallery — info@frameless.gallery