The picture is swapped on the running stream, so viewers stay connected. The
new camera is opened first where the device allows two at once; phones close
the old one first.
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- A camera is a second source in the share dialog; streams carry their kind,
so icons and wording follow. Browsers without screen capture (phones) start
on the camera.
- Settings, Voice: the address of a mumh5 web version as relay; its STUN and
relay are then offered with every stream and take over when no direct
connection comes up.
- The proxy hands out relay credentials at GET /api/relay, readable from any
origin.
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- The stage above the chat is as tall as the user drags it; tiles are sized to
fill it, with a meeting-style look
- Tiles with a stream come first, at the top left
- The large picture can be moved to a separate window
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- Signals travel as Mumble plugin data (compressed, chunked under Murmur's
1000 byte limit); the picture goes directly to each viewer over WebRTC
- Toolbar button with a source picker in the desktop app, an indicator next to
people who share, click to watch, a view above the chat with full screen
- Late joiners learn about running streams; moving, stopping or disconnecting
ends them for viewers
- A note about IP addresses before the first use, optional STUN server setting
- Unit tests for the signal codec and an E2E with two app instances
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Browser version
- Self-hosted proxy (server/) that serves the web build and bridges WebSocket
connections to Mumble servers over TLS, with a server allowlist or allow-any mode
- WebSocket transport and a browser platform layer; identities live in the browser
- npm run build:web, dev:web, proxy and test:e2e:web; proxy unit tests
Interface
- Toolbar next to mute and deafen: description editor, settings, expand or collapse all
- Channels with a description show a marker; resting on the row previews it
- Collapse all keeps channels with people open
- Hints (title tooltips) can be switched on in a new Accessibility settings tab
- New identities can set the username suggested when connecting
- Own user information tells the client address from the one the server sees
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- Public servers: connect arrow and add button per row, sortable column headers
- Mute and deafen stay available while disconnected; the choice carries to the next connect
- Server information dialog, opened from a button next to mute
- Stacked layout: mute bar on top, without the profile
- Settings that need the upload host are disabled until it is set; link previews show the mode in effect
- YouTube links are plain links by default
- Composer has a border and matches the sidebar bar height
- Regenerate README screenshots
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- Channels: create, edit, delete, link and move (drag and drop for channels and
people), right-click on free space in the channel list
- Permission editor with inherited rules, allow/deny per permission, groups and
members; menus grey out actions the server does not allow
- Notification sounds for connection, channel, chat, mute and push-to-talk events;
custom files and TeamSpeak 3 style sound packs (settings.ini), stored in IndexedDB
- Color schemes: Dark, Light, Midnight, Frost and Windows 95
- Public server list with live UDP ping, fetched through Chromium's network stack
- Kick, ban and connection-lost card with Reconnect
- Right-click menus for text fields, links, images and message authors
- Formatting toolbar in the message box, shared with the description editor
- Resizable channel list, menu headers, registration from the self menu only
- Fix: client-side pacing now mirrors Murmur's whole-second leaky bucket exactly,
so quick actions are no longer dropped silently
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Electron desktop app with a Svelte 5 interface for any Mumble server.
- Mumble protocol core: TLS, handshake, channels, users, text, plugin data,
client-side pacing of Murmur's rate limits
- Voice: WebCodecs Opus over the TCP tunnel, voice activity, push to talk,
always-on, devices, per-user volume and local mute
- Several servers at once, voice on one; server rail with icons and ordering
- Chat: channels, direct messages, side chat, file sharing through f0ckm,
inline images without it, click-to-play YouTube
- Profiles with rich descriptions, registration, rename, nicknames,
connection information and moderation menus
- Identity wizard, multiple identities, PKCS#12 import/export, desktop
Mumble certificate import, certificate pinning and viewer
- Tray icon with voice state
- Unit, server and end-to-end tests against a real Murmur
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