Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
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Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
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Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#2Looks like the future of file sharing. Just waiting for the day when all the browsers would start supporting it.
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#3Looks like the future of file sharing. Just waiting for the day when all the browsers would start supporting it.
this is exciting. Only Chrome24 supports it, but sooner all browsers will.
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#4It's based on code from my ShareIt! project (http://github.com/piranna/ShareIt) and both are interoperable thanks to my WebP2P protocol :-)
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#5Is the data encrypted on the wire?
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#6It's based on code from my ShareIt! project ( http://github.com/piranna/ShareIt ) and both are interoperable thanks to my WebP2P protocol :-)
Awesome work piranna :D
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#7It's based on code from my ShareIt! project ( http://github.com/piranna/ShareIt ) and both are interoperable thanks to my WebP2P protocol :-)
Can the WebP2P protocol be used for Bittorent, too, like instead of that Torque thing they have?
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#8Is the data encrypted on the wire?
Files are transferred as blob. Encryption can be dropped in if required. :)
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#9It's based on code from my ShareIt! project ( http://github.com/piranna/ShareIt ) and both are interoperable thanks to my WebP2P protocol :-)
Can the WebP2P protocol be used for Bittorent, too, like instead of that Torque thing they have?
Thats the plan :D. WebDHT is what we need to actually replace bittorrents.
Re: Show HN: Pure JavaScript P2P file sharing in the browser
#10Isn't the browser supposed to stop pages from making connections to machines other than the server they were downloaded from?
Has that requirement been dropped? Or does this do something strange to get around it?