feat: initial extension docs

docs/extension.md

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+---
+title: Browser Extension
+---
+
+Lume has been put into a browser extension as the first prototype product being created. This is an **extremely** early demo and many things are buggy and can break.
+
+This extension has the goal of letting you browse decentralized (web3) websites, but doing so in an *actual* decentralized way. This means not using:
+
+* AWS/Cloud for blockchain access
+* Cloudflare/CDN's for application access
+* ICANN (.com, .net, .org) for your website name
+
+You will get your own Lume account that is a 12 word seed, which will create an anonymous account on web3portal.com.
+
+The current networks supported are:
+
+* Handshake (https://handshake.org)
+* Ethereum (https://ethereum.org)
+* IPFS (https://ipfs.io)
+* Normal servers (accessing a VPS/Dedicated Server/Cloud server/Web host)
+
+The current domain networks supported are:
+
+* Handshake
+* ENS

docs/extension/account.md

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+---
+title: Account
+---
+
+After you have either gone through the onboarding or skipped it you will be greeted with a login. Lume uses a 12 word seed as an account, and you can either provide your own or have one be created.
+
+![Account](/extension/account.png)

docs/extension/bootup.md

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+---
+title: Booting
+---
+
+Lume now has to connect into the network, this process is usually fast and should not take more than a minute. 
+
+![Bootup](/extension/bootup.png)

docs/extension/start.md

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+---
+title: Start
+---
+
+The browser extension is currently Firefox only. Google has enforced security restrictions on Chrome/Chromium to make creating an all-in-one extension not feasible engineering-wise without compromising on decentralization. Simply put, Google's browser is more restrictive than any other.
+
+You will need to install the extension at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lume-web/
+
+![Start](/extension/start.png)

docs/extension/sync.md

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+---
+title: Sync
+---
+
+Once you are in the dashboard you will need to let all networks sync. This is the current estimated time of all networks syncing:
+
+* Handshake: 45 min
+* Ethereum: 5 min
+* IPFS: 1 min
+
+Once done you can now browse web3 (the open web) with Lume!
+
+![Start](/extension/sync.png)

docs/extension/websites.md

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+---
+title: Websites
+---
+
+There are a few things to note before you start browsing. As stated before, this is an early demo. So here are a list of known problems:
+
+* IPFS is highly hit/miss. It fails more often that it works and needs more love. IPNS which works with IPFS is generally even worse.
+* Ethereum may have issues syncing. If this acts up or takes too long, try reloading the extension, re-installing the extension, or restarting Firefox. 
+
+We have also mentioned that the extension is partially-centralized. Current it uses only one P2P node run by the project.
+
+Now below are some example sites to try out:
+
+* `mempooler` This is a normal server on Handshake
+* `bafybeiguremy5hkphmhzqibnj4ftbursom5lhc52fxn3qaycj3kecy4ifi.ipfs.lume` This is a means of directly accessing an IPFS website
+* `ens.eth` This one is highly likely to fail or just hang. Complex websites are not well-supported yet.
+
+Note that due to ENS users mostly relying on IPNS, many ETH sites will not work well or at all right now.