> But closer inspection showed that its use was to get user's IP address for better fingerprinting.
Maybe that's why it fell to the wayside: scripts are no longer allowed to get the local IP address (taking with it the most useful aspect of WebRTC, true serverless p2p without internet[1]).
[1] I'm not saying that I disagree with the decision, but still sad that we can't have nice things :(
Maybe that's why it fell to the wayside: scripts are no longer allowed to get the local IP address (taking with it the most useful aspect of WebRTC, true serverless p2p without internet[1]).
[1] I'm not saying that I disagree with the decision, but still sad that we can't have nice things :(