to create a free invite for ~15 minute session for up to 5 people.
Use cases for this include:
- Training and support for web applications and websites
- Product demonstrations
- Interactive browser screen sharing for meetings
- Watching movies together
- Strange new fun games
- Purchasing a set of items together, "group shopping"
Fwiw, the title is a little misleading. It should actually be "shared remote browser sessions over WebRTC, falling back to WebSocket where unavilable", and include the asterisk that WebRTC is only used as a data channel between the remote server and your browser, a faster UDP/SCTP way to send viewport frames. It's not a p2p "browser mesh" as cool as that might be. The browser runs headless on a remote server, and people connect to it.
Some things on my todo list:
- cookies on audio endpoint (anyone can actually connect to any remote browser's audio out, AUDIO IS NOT SECURE, but all other endpoints and sockets are protected by authentication)
- add participants count
- add payment for sessions of longer than 15 minutes or greater than 5 people
for those interested, the browser part is mostly public domain open-source at: https://github.com/i5ik/ViewFinderJS I say mostly because the product versions contain secret sauce, magic and enhancements not in the public domain version.
If you want your own private one to share with anyone you give the invite to, go to:
https://comebrowsewithme.com
to create a free invite for ~15 minute session for up to 5 people.
Use cases for this include:
- Training and support for web applications and websites
- Product demonstrations
- Interactive browser screen sharing for meetings
- Watching movies together
- Strange new fun games
- Purchasing a set of items together, "group shopping"
Fwiw, the title is a little misleading. It should actually be "shared remote browser sessions over WebRTC, falling back to WebSocket where unavilable", and include the asterisk that WebRTC is only used as a data channel between the remote server and your browser, a faster UDP/SCTP way to send viewport frames. It's not a p2p "browser mesh" as cool as that might be. The browser runs headless on a remote server, and people connect to it.
Some things on my todo list:
- cookies on audio endpoint (anyone can actually connect to any remote browser's audio out, AUDIO IS NOT SECURE, but all other endpoints and sockets are protected by authentication)
- add participants count
- add payment for sessions of longer than 15 minutes or greater than 5 people
for those interested, the browser part is mostly public domain open-source at: https://github.com/i5ik/ViewFinderJS I say mostly because the product versions contain secret sauce, magic and enhancements not in the public domain version.