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It goes through Browsh's proxy. While I think Browsh is very interesting, you can immediately see a couple issues with this. When I tried it last week, it work
by lkbm 8y ago
It goes through Browsh's proxy.
While I think Browsh is very interesting, you can immediately see a couple issues with this. When I tried it last week, it worked pretty well for a bit, and then I got an error that all the servers were busy.
- tombh 8y agoThat sounds like you were trying the SSH demo. I've currently got that limited to 20 instances. Each one has 2Gb of RAM and a CPU, so it's not cheap. And I'm currently funding it off a modicum of donations.
- lkbm 8y agoYeah, I was using the web demo, and it was fine, but more limited, so I tried the ssh version to check YouTube (my coworker said that was working) and got the error. Obviously, I don't expect a free service like this to let me stream unlimited video. At first glance, I saw the demo server as the actual service, rather than seeing this as a tool to set up on your vpn. That eliminates the scaling issue and the privacy issues.
- codeafin 8y agoYeah, also I noticed that everything is logged, which is a little creepy too.
- tombh 8y agoIt's a free demo with unlimited access to the web. I'm just covering my back for any possible misuse. If there's demand you can pay to turn off logging.