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CypherTorrent - OSS Browser Client

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  • robiR Offline
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    https://github.com/CipherDogs/cipher-torrent

    https://torrent.cipherdogs.net/

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    Conscious tech

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    • robiR robi

      https://github.com/CipherDogs/cipher-torrent

      https://torrent.cipherdogs.net/

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      @robi For those that wanna try this right away, it's just HTML - you can run this in the LAMP app. Just git clone into /app/data/public and then npm run build inside the directory to compile some web assembly bits. 🙂

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        @robi For those that wanna try this right away, it's just HTML - you can run this in the LAMP app. Just git clone into /app/data/public and then npm run build inside the directory to compile some web assembly bits. 🙂

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        @murgero Yes, thanks for trying it out.

        Seems a bit more than just HTML, but yes, fairly simple.

        Will be easy to package!

        Conscious tech

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          @murgero Yes, thanks for trying it out.

          Seems a bit more than just HTML, but yes, fairly simple.

          Will be easy to package!

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          @robi Sorry! Yes, it's HTML, JS, Web Assembly and probably a bit more - but it can be ran without server-side components (which is what I really meant). You could run this in surfer if you really wanted to as well.

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          • murgeroM murgero

            @robi Sorry! Yes, it's HTML, JS, Web Assembly and probably a bit more - but it can be ran without server-side components (which is what I really meant). You could run this in surfer if you really wanted to as well.

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            @murgero right, thought of Surfer as well and it's password protection ability to front end the UI

            Conscious tech

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