We wanted to include the email address into our user search and found the option in the UI Fields to Consider in Search, but it took a while to find the correct entry. The only hint on how to reference the email was in a comment on another issue. Since the right way to refer to the email address is entering `emails.a

This issue (webtorrent/webtorrent#1685) mentioned a nice resource that shows how to integrate WebTorrent with various JS video libraries.

https://qiita.com/mehdi/items/22ba55ae30bdcedd0746

Would be nice to add updated versions of these examples to the docs.

Is your feature request related to a problem you are facing?

Script for SSL certificate creation is broken on 20.04 Focal Fossa.
Details see #6371

Describe the solution you'd like

People start to use Ubuntu 20.04
The certbot installation script for jitsi has to be adjusted.
Either add a warning or a workaround for Ubuntu 20.04 in the documentation.
Otherwise the community for

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Hello Sir,
I am trying to use your screen sharing library, but the documentation is not properly written so I am not able to move forward. Can you please provide a documentation for screen sharing which uses socket.io and peerjs.

Hello!

When text line in list is too long and part of it is moved on the next line, list number is placed on the last line. When I use <br>, list number is placed on the first line of multiline text.

Demo is below:

Demo text:

1. [ ] task 1
2. [ ] task 2 task 2 task 2

I think we should create an INSTALL.md file in the root of this repo with detailed installation instructions for each OS, including our recommended installation method, as well as alternatives.

For Mac, for example, we recommend the official installer on the website, but it's also available via a Homebrew Cask.

For each Linux variant, there will be a different command or preferred file to

The documentation states that you should not run BBB on a VM and explains the why by referring to Freeswitch requirements. But the page you are referring to is about Freeswitch Performance Testing, not about basic requirements or recommendations for production.

So while there sure are benefits in running this on a bare metal server, I don't think that you really need one. Depending

This should be added to support the Tor folks!

I'm looking at implementing a "switch between front and rear camera" feature.

When user taps a button to switch the camera:

• I run navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia with appropriate constraint
• when getUserMedia returns a stream I run replaceTrack like so:

navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({
    video: { facingMode: facingMode },
    audio: true
}).then(function(stream

It would be really useful if FilePizza showed the download percentage in the tab name so you can see the progress without having to actively check the tab.

When hitting send on a chat message, a scrollbar will briefly appear and then disappear again.

This readme is missing important details about how to use the server. In particular:

• What is the 'client' object sent with the 'connection' and 'disconnect' events?
• A complete unambiguous list of options to pass into the constructor. The example-based readme doesn't make it clear what the full list of options are.

The site docs.peerjs.com doesn't seem to document anything about the pee

• How does this work?
• Is it secure and private?
• What is WebTorrent?
• How large can the files be?
• How does streaming work?

It would be better if a very well written documentation is supplied.which gives the user all the end to end details of setting up licode especiall what he should do when behind NAT and what are recommended ports for port forwarding in case of UDP and a FAQ page .A contributer or developer manual could also make the licode commmunity have a good number of new contributors too.

Events are not documented in the doc. The only way to know about them is via the examples. Anyway, I don't know what to expect from here:

@channel.on("message")
def on_message(message):

What is message supposed to be? is it an object? a string? a blob/buffer (or whatever it's called in Python)?