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Tracking: WebAssembly support for iroh-net #2799

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matheus23 opened this issue Oct 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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Tracking: WebAssembly support for iroh-net #2799

matheus23 opened this issue Oct 10, 2024 · 2 comments
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@matheus23
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We're working on Wasm support so you can use iroh-net in rust applications in browsers. See also the accompanying blogpost.

Here's some prior issues with requests for this:

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amiyatulu commented Oct 10, 2024

Thanks for the blogspot, and about relay servers. Will Ockam be helpful in end to end encryption?

Also can I use any relay server to connect, other wise it will lead to centralization (e.g. storing relay server addresses in dht)

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Great blog plost, thank you Philipp.

Glad to see Phase 3 being WebRTC, as this means self signed certificates for secure connections (something websocket's can't do, so domain-less nodes are stuck at ws:// instead of wss://).

As far as that complexity, you may want to check out str0m if you haven't already. This was being looked at for libp2p but hasn't been implemented yet.

Overall I'm glad to see this route being examined. One of the reasons holding me back from using iroh was lack of browser and webrtc support. So yeah, LFG!

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