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The docs say "Note that the server is only for brokering connections and does not proxy data between peers." So what browser API does the PeerJS use to exchang

The docs say "Note that the server is only for brokering connections and does not proxy data between peers." So what browser API does the PeerJS use to exchange data with something other than a server, particularly another browser? Is this it? https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-jesup-rtcweb-data-protocol/ https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-jesup-rtcweb-data-protocol...

hazelcough 14y ago
Yep, that's it.
- marshray 14y ago
  8. Security Considerations To be done. :-(
  - ericz 14y ago
    One nice thing is that all data channels are encrypted DTLS by default
    - marshray 14y ago
      How do the endpoints authenticate each other?
sendtopms 14y ago
I tried disconnecting the wifi after couple of messages. It is not working. It needs server always it seems. senthil, http://mocdoc.in http://mocdoc.in
- RaphiePS 14y ago
  Just to clear up any misunderstanding, are you trying this on two laptops on your home network? If so, you still need wifi for the connection between them, The cool thing about PeerJS is that the data goes directly between the computers (A <--> B) without a server in between (A <--> S <--> B).
  - sendtopms 14y ago
    No, in a single laptop with two different tabs of chrome browser.