Closed diyism closed 2 years ago
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It seems chrome can scan the LAN network to find peers, but bromite won't.
js-ipfs DHT isn't accomplished https://github.com/ipfs/js-ipfs/issues/3905 So close this issue
Preliminary checklist
Can the bug be reproduced with corresponding Chromium version?
No
Bromite version
99.0.4844.58
Device architecture
arm64
Android version
10
Device model
Pixel 4 XL
Changed flags
no flags changed
Is this bug about the SystemWebView?
No
Is this bug happening in an incognito tab?
No
Is this bug caused by the adblocker?
No
Is this bug a crash?
No
Describe the bug
It seems bromite can't connect to ipfs peers through websocket/webrtc, while in the same phone, the 3 browsers of chrome, firefox, opera all can connect ipfs peers succesfully.
Steps to reproduce the bug
1.visit https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmUsoSkGzUQnCgzfjL549KKf29m5EMYky3Y6gQp5HptLTG/ 2.paste "/orbitdb/zdpuAzui1BPyTQajLEYGdDsbxRugCFU19TT7EUVCG8Roo53Zw/diyism" under "Open Remote Database", 3.then click "Open" button
Expected behavior
the web page shows: "Peer ID: .... Peers (database/network): 1 / 4"
Screenshots
No response