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Chrome, Firefox (or perhaps any other major browser).

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Chrome, Firefox (or perhaps any other major browser).

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I cannot* find any information on this — open a port and serve connections from a browser (or service worker). Tension: security-wise it's a big no-no. Outcome: browser design.

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Browser Security

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Testing with one Chrome in Incognito should work. Tension: Chrome at least, blocks concurrent GET reuqests on the same URL. Outcome: it worked.

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Try opening it from incognito maybe — Do you have any extensions active? Outcome: issue is a local issue to my computer.

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Chrome will try to connect via HTTPS first with a 3-second timeout. — When browsing in Incognito mode. Tension: If the site takes longer than 3 seconds to load, it will fall back to HTTP and display a warning. Outcome: This doesn’t affect every site, only those that take more than 3 seconds to respond.

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Try it yourself in your Developer Console (aka Browser Console or JavaScript Console; press F12). Outcome: it will still work.

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I would recommend installing either Midori or Firefox — with google-chrome-stable. Tension: I had better luck with those. Outcome: installing either Midori or Firefox.

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Just use your normal browser. — If you are serious about the security. Tension: you must not explore the websites with sensitive data via browser that is opened by the HTTP Toolkit or Selenium. Outcome: Just use your normal browser.

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Manual signaling — The signaling server is only there to exchange SDP messages. Tension: it may not be practical. Outcome: copy-paste the offer and answer.

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run a signaling server in the browser — For a mostly offline browser game. Tension: I don't think that you can run a signaling server in the browser. Outcome: run the signaling server in the LAN, and have the peers connect to it.

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WebRTC will connect directly through the LAN — Even if the signaling server is running on the web. Tension: it may depend on how the browser selects the ICE candidates. Outcome: connect directly through the LAN.

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Use other browsers that support the operation

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Unreached Execution Paths

Browser Runtime Feature Drift

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