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Open source decentralized social network, like Twitter. Developed with WebRTC
- ruined 6y agoOups! so what are the advantages of this over activitypub and scuttlebutt
- SecurityLagoon 6y agoWell this seems to be fully p2p as in decentralised to the user rather than just to the server. That comes with its own problems though... Problems that don't seem to have many advantages over having federated servers. I would also like to see an argument for using this over a ActivityPub implementation like Mastodon.
- cjbprime 6y agoWhat's the topology of the network? Does every node make a WebRTC Datachannel connection to every other node? (That wouldn't scale.)
- ayudna 6y agoMesh up to a limit. Normally, every query is sent to everyone via websocket. Users simulate the query packet and a webrtc connection is initiated if the appropriate result is available. If there are too many results, the result set is narrowed.
- ZebusJesus 6y agoYeah no WebRTC could ever be used to track you...
- ayudna 6y agoWho created the shared content is not kept. After sharing, just remove the content. Others will take on this task for you.
- pwdisswordfish6 6y agoIsn’t one Twitter horrible enough? Why create another one?
- ayudna 6y agoJust curiosity
- SecurityLagoon 6y agoInteresting use of tech but I think Mastodon/Activitypub is decentralised enough for most people. If this could federate with the existing platforms then I think its great - if it is yet another platform I don't think I'll be checking it out.
- ayudna 6y agoI plan to integrate after MVP release. Thanks
- ayudna 6y agoI fixed same bugs.
- ayudna 6y agoLaunch day! What is FoxQL? FoxQL is a social network that runs on your browser as peer to peer. It does not require any setup or registration There is no magement stuff for checking the content. Users can decide which topics and content will stay in foxql cycle https://www.producthunt.com/posts/foxql https://www.producthunt.com/posts/foxql