Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
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Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#2Any web browser could do a p2p call with just a bookmarklet and a chat room / comment section for trading ICE information.
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#3I applaud the real support for TURN (and TCP ICE) and the emphasis on explaining the (IMO very common) issue properly unlike so many other WebRTC projects that think the majority of people will never need it.
I know Firefox now supports outgoing TCP ICE, but what about incoming TCP connections? I wasn't able to find an answer easily from googling.
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#4Any web browser could do a p2p call with just a bookmarklet and a chat room / comment section for trading ICE information.
Isn't that true of anything a web browser can do?
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#5Any web browser could do a p2p call with just a bookmarklet and a chat room / comment section for trading ICE information.
You should build that!
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#6I applaud the real support for TURN (and TCP ICE) and the emphasis on explaining the (IMO very common) issue properly unlike so many other WebRTC projects that think the majority of people will never need it. I know Firefox now supports outgoing TCP ICE, but what about incoming TCP connections? I wasn't able to find an answer easily from googling.
I don't think Chrome or FireFox support passive ICE-TCP Candidates.
The assumption is that two clients are in the same LAN they would use UDP anyway. If are in two differents NATs doing traversal with TCP isn't support. I have read that it is possible, not something I have tried myself though.
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#7every time i have to deal with ice and webrtc, i wonder if it is easier to ship a mirai style bot which would hack the modems from the lan side which is even easier than from the wan side, and and just add the portforwards.
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#8Any web browser could do a p2p call with just a bookmarklet and a chat room / comment section for trading ICE information.
Could you elaborate?
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#9every time i have to deal with ice and webrtc, i wonder if it is easier to ship a mirai style bot which would hack the modems from the lan side which is even easier than from the wan side, and and just add the portforwards.
My dream would be if WebRTC Agents would experiment with Port Control Protocol.
I don't know if it is the answer, but a world without dependence on STUN servers sounds pretty amazing. I can see why it would feel like kludge, but how could would it be to remove that dependency.
My other wishlist item is to allow mDNS for signaling. Something like https://github.com/pion/offline-browser-communication. It is so silly that I need to exchange a Offer/Answer using a remote server to start a session with a IP Camera in my LAN.
Re: Peer Calls: WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone
#10every time i have to deal with ice and webrtc, i wonder if it is easier to ship a mirai style bot which would hack the modems from the lan side which is even easier than from the wan side, and and just add the portforwards.
My dream would be if WebRTC Agents would experiment with Port Control Protocol. I don't know if it is the answer, but a world without dependence on STUN servers sounds pretty amazing. I can see why it would feel like kludge, but how could would it be to remove that dependency. My other wishlist item is to allow mDNS for signaling. Something like https://github.com/pion/offline-browser-communication . It is so silly t…
You can user Tor and expose a service running on your lan to the whole world.