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If we're going to have games and audio on the web, which we do, we could at least have them work without mountains of additional latency or WebRTC servers. I w
by anonymoushn 4y ago
If we're going to have games and audio on the web, which we do, we could at least have them work without mountains of additional latency or WebRTC servers.
I would also like it if web sites would display documents, allow the browser's "find" feature to work, and not use "responsive UI" to delete the form that I'm halfway done filling out when I resize my window, but I don't think my preferences have much weight here.
- fulafel 4y agoWebRTC is peer-to-peer so there's no additional network latency from the protocol. There's the TURN fallback for when the participants can't reach each other, in which case bouncing through a proxy is the best you can do anyway. (If some implementations have high processing latency on top of the network latency, this can be fixed without changing the protocol).