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;<dfn>locol</dfn> est l’abréviation 🔑 pour signifier « local + offline web » sur l’indieweb.
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Cette page est une copie du brainstorm Indiewebcamp 2019 chez Mozilla à SF durant l’Indiewebcamp  
 
Cette page est une copie du brainstorm Indiewebcamp 2019 chez Mozilla à SF durant l’Indiewebcamp  
  

Version du 8 décembre 2019 à 11:10

locol est l’abréviation 🔑 pour signifier « local + offline web » sur l’indieweb.

Cette page est une copie du brainstorm Indiewebcamp 2019 chez Mozilla à SF durant l’Indiewebcamp

Source : https://etherpad.indieweb.org/locol

Cette pages de notes est posée sur le domaine pour discussion avec quelques marins et membres iwc francophones. Merci de poser vos réglages sur iwc:locol, seule page de référence. — x


Notes

Setup

  • Step 1: Start wifi hotspot
  • Step 2: Connect all devices to the hotspot
  • Step 3: Turn off mobile data on all mobile devices
  • Step 4: Turn on Bluetooth on all devices

You're now all connected to the same wifi network, but without access to the internet.

How to connect and collaborate?

Test: Load an address of some kind in a web browser, that results in renderable web content

HTTP over TCP on local network

  • Connectivity: LAN
  • Steps: Type IP address int a web browser
  • Results: Mixed - some network configurations can prevent this from working
  • Notes
 * Android phone hotspot worked fine for loading local network webservers.
 * But Mozilla's guest network does IP isolation, so it didn't work at all.
 * Challenge: lack of human readable names like DNS provides.
 * Challenge: no network discovery of available websites
 * Challenge: no HTTPS for local DNS-less websites

Airdrop

  • Connectivity: Bluetooth
  • Steps: Open Airdrop, and drop a file on a person listed there
  • Results: Failure - no way to do anything web
  • Notes
 * Mac OS X laptop computers were able to share files. That's not the web.
 * One laptop couldn't see the iOS device but the other one could.
 * Mac OS X prompted for Bluetooth, which seems odd - not clear what was used to transfer

Secure Scuttlebutt

  • Connectivity: LAN, Bluetooth
  • Steps: Open SSB client, and try to connect to the other person in the room
  • Results: Failure - no way to do anything web
  • Notes
 * We tried Patchwork on Mac OS X, Manyverse on Android, Planetary on iOS
 * We connected Patchwork and Manyverse, but not Planetary

TODO

  • Test Beaker Browser (DAT)
  • Test IPFS - embedded node in Brave, IPFS Desktop + IPFS Companion browser extension



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