WebRTC: https://meet.jit.si Open source, self-hostable, very good performance despite (I think?) P2P crypto in-browser. Really the only problem is that so few browsers do WebRTC well enough to run it! Usability is *very* noob-friendly, just define a private URL or get one from the server on first-visit, and send to friends. They open the link, and are dropped into chat-server. The hardest UX part of Jitsi meet is teaching people to click "Allow Camera and Mic" on first visit.. you'd be surprised how big a deal this is for people actually. In fact, the difficulty getting people to click just that one button to use Jitsi Meet may be what finally broke my spirit and made me realise that users are quite often too stupid to successfully use *anything* and that only brand reputation makes them persevere to use shit like Skype. On Mon, 2015-09-28 at 15:21 +0200, rysiek wrote:
Dnia poniedziałek, 28 września 2015 12:51:22 piszesz:
Jitsi desktop or the Jitsi Meet browser app? I've given up on the former, reliability is as bad as Skype and UX is poor. The latter is Chrome only, but reliability and UX is great.
Ah, interesting! Didn't know about that. Any links? Does it use WebRTC? How is it different from palava.tv?