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Unfortunately not applicable. The problem is a user with a regular desktop browser open and has the ip address of the device (on the same subnet). They have t
by rogerbinns 8y ago
Unfortunately not applicable. The problem is a user with a regular desktop browser open and has the ip address of the device (on the same subnet). They have to type something into the browser address bar.
As far as I can tell, there is no way they could type something like webrtc://1.2.3.4 and would have to type something beginning with http or https. It can't be the latter because of signing issues, so we are still stuck with http.
- andrewmd5 8y agoMore than happy to offer my thoughts if you want to reach out: andrew@rainway.io