> WebRTC is a peer-to-peer (browser-to-browser) protocol. We don't currently have plans to implement it directly in Workers, though that's an interesting idea.
The reason I asked is, since overlay distributed networks are being built on top of WebRTC (like u/feross' https://WebTorrent.io), Workers Unbound, if it supported WebRTC, could potentially then be a participant in such distributed networks. May be, I can seed torrents through Workers Unbound or build a P2P CDN on top of it which is at least as fast as usual CDNs when there are not very many connectable peers nearby. Or, have Workers Unbound participate as a host in a P2P database / filesystem like GunDB [0], for example.
> Is this commonly used for things other than forward proxies?
Yep, pretty much the use-case I was going for with Workers Unbound, tunneling traffic through HTTP to bypass firewalls and navigate NATs. A TURN over HTTPS of sorts, like Tailscale's DERP [1] but with servers worldwide. Will this be supported out-of-the-box?
Thanks again!
