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Too many layers of oxymorons for my taste. Open Source. Twilio. Plans and pricing. I'm yet to see a solid, usable and mature FOSS WebRTC implementation, hubl.i
by notum 9y ago
Too many layers of oxymorons for my taste.
Open Source. Twilio. Plans and pricing.
I'm yet to see a solid, usable and mature FOSS WebRTC implementation, hubl.in is a good candidate though.
- ju-st 9y agoWhat's your opinion on https://inthelocus.com/ https://inthelocus.com/ ? They got screen sharing without plugins. Most WebRTC-ish implementations don't have this but apparently whitelisting by Mozilla/Google is necessary to do that, so FOSS is not possible at all for screen sharing?
- anc84 9y agoAww, that means "in the toilet" in German. Anyways, that is not FOSS. And worse, they mention patents on their developments.
- gregmac 9y agoWhen I click "Share screen" I get "Screen sharing in Chrome requires installing and enabling our small extension." which attempts to install their plugin[1]. This is the same as every other WebRTC screen sharing I've used. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/locus-screen-sharing/aapfgbkjjhghigopjhenhpgpailijdfd https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/locus-screen-shari...
- ju-st 9y agoOk, then it only works in Firefox without plugin installation. :/
- yeukhon 9y agoFirefox had this "Firefox Hello" but only one-on-call. Sadly they discountined it.