FMRL lets users host sites and streams from browser tabs via WebRTC
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FMRL, presented on Hacker News, lets people host ephemeral websites, content and live streams directly from their own browser tabs, with visitors loading pages straight from the owner's browser over WebRTC. The server keeps only the directory, so each site lives in its owner's browser rather than on centralized infrastructure. The project's own description does not state how long a site stays reachable once its owner's tab closes, or what limits apply to traffic and content.
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- Hacker News · AIShow HN: FMRL Hosts Sites, Content and Streams Directly from Browser Tabs over WebRTC
FMRL lets people host ephemeral websites, content and live streams directly from their own browser tabs, with visitors loading pages straight from the owner's browser over WebRTC. The server keeps only the directory, so each site lives in its owner's browser rather than on centralized infrastructure.
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