Autonomi over WebRTC-Direct

This page connects straight to an Autonomi fetch proxy from your browser and pulls a file off the network. No DNS name, no CA certificate and no signaling server are involved — the proxy is identified by the hash of its self-signed certificate, carried in the address below.

Proxy

Multiaddr — IP, UDP port and certificate hash

Printed by autonomi-webrtc-proxy at startup. The certificate hash is what replaces the certificate authority, so an IP and port alone are not enough to establish a connection.

Files

Any address

64-character hex content address

What the proxy can and cannot do

It never sees your plaintext — only opaque, encrypted chunks pass through it.
It cannot tamper: every chunk is checked against its BLAKE3 content address in this browser before being used, and decryption happens here too.
It can refuse to serve. That is the whole of its power.