Document how to join a Jitsi Meeting #103
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Thanks! Implemented. Have a good start into the new year :-) |
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| # Join by using a Jitsi link | |||
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I would just write link or weblink.
More correctly would probably be url or web address, but I think link is better understandable for most people worldwide.
Jitsi link might be a bit missunderstandable.
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| People invite each other to Jitsi meetings mostly by sending a link. | ||
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| 1. If you have received such an invite link from a trusted source, |
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I would replace trusted source with a person you trust.
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🤔 Hmm, now that I think about it, it might be good to mention both a person you trust and trust in the server/serverowner.
This way we could leave out Trust in Server below 👇 .
| 1. If you have received such an invite link from a trusted source, | ||
| copy it into your browser and press <kbd>Enter</kbd>/<kbd>Return</kbd>. | ||
| 2. Your browser may first ask you to grant microphone and/or camera access. | ||
| If you trust the person who invited you, confirm this access request. |
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This is a bit tricky 🤔 ...but I would add some more information like:
- Microphone and Camera are not strictly necessary (
Only allow, if you want others to see and hear you) and can be used seperately (e.g. microphone only). - Trust in server
- Trust in other people in the room
Also maybe use the word allow (instead of confirm), as these are the terms used at least in firefox (if i remember correctly).
I think it might be easier for people to understand.
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I'm landing this as is, it's a good start! |
Shorter alternative to #48. This here is written for users who receive a meeting link created by someone else, thus skips the
Open meet… URLstep from PR #48.By linking to the browser's own docu about the permissions popups, we can also ensure that no docu here needs to be kept up to date with browser UI updates.