Browser support

[louiscenter]

It would be cool to port hypervision out of electron and make it completely usable within consumer browsers like Firefox and Chrome.

For this to happen, hypercore would first need to add browser support, and this is already planned: holepunchto/hypercore#72

Then we would need to use something like mafintosh/random-access-memory for feed storage.

Swarming the data is also something that needs work, because hyperdiscovery and its dependencies don't run in the browser. The following link recommends ways in which you can do dat stuff in the browser: https://docs.datproject.org/browser

Being able to watch broadcasts from a browser would be the first priority, as there are still a number of use cases where broadcasting from an Electron app is useful (doing cool things with ffmpeg for example). That said, clients swarming via discovery-swarm aren't compatible with clients swarming via webrtc-swarm, so if broadcasting continues to be done via a desktop app, it would have to swarm via WebRTC instead.

[t-mullen]

The http server would need to be replaced too. MediaSource should work.

@mafintosh Feeding the header and clusters from webm-cluster-stream into the MediaSource API only works if none of them are missing. Are they somehow dependent on each other?

[sheddup]

Any progress on this? I noticed hypercast but that is for beaker browser only