P2P HTML test

[ivan386]

Download html page by this magnet [e] [DL: 7d , T ] (296988) models_index_(4874cf19_70a8_c12f_2f1e_b6496c20c641).htm and open it in FireFox 3.0, Chrome 2.0, Opera
9.64, IE 8

Page use Data URL to include images and other staff.
Magnet links point to other pages.

UUID for back links
Magnet links to download, direct links to navigate
PGP Signed pages

[ocexyz]

can't, download does not start. no idea why.

[ivan386]

I test it 2 times. All work. Permanent source in Russia. Maybe you don't have access to it?

It may download part and wait 10 min. Just double click on source to continue download.

[ivan386]

New version.

UUID for back links
Magnet links to download, direct links to navigate
PGP Signed pages

Test pages: [e] [DL: 7d , T ] (296988) models_index_(4874cf19_70a8_c12f_2f1e_b6496c20c641).htm

[ocexyz]

[ivan386]

Shareaza think it p2p source and request only part of file. Then weit 10 min. Need dbl click source with 80 (standart http) port to download other parts immediately.

Download and test navigation on 4 pages.

[skinvista]

Ivan, this is VERY good.

One of the early hopes for G2 was to enable a kind of distributed p2p web, or certainly user-hosted sites.
With some refinement, there looks like promise for a new standard somewhere here. (At least better Collections)
The most important thing would be to establish a 1-click conversion for end users, and detect that dl lag in Shareaza.
Then get enough test users to evolve and integrate the experience, as well as technical feedback.

This may look like a small thing, but if pursued finally has the potential for a new p2p ecosystem. Thanks.

[old_death]

We could easily start this at the level of every single user... I've requested for ages now to make the first page on the Shareaza remote connect page (the one telling "this is a P2P node running Shareaza P2P software" or somethign similar) as well as the user profile page, which are both hardcoded, editable.

An other aspect where we have to think about is that we will have to limit the amout of scripts included in the pages and the amount of pictures directly downloaded from the web when opening one of these pages, as both contain security risks, especially as we are using IE as an engine for our HTML content (IIRC).

BTW, I remember there was something similar on freenet, or am I mistaken?

[ivan386]

Data (images and other) encoded as DataUrl or Text in page.