title: WebRTC over the peersm network : 'blob:d6ff3420-cfd5-4f2a-966a-568fb0c6c381'
body: <p>I'm wondering if a WebRTC program can run from a platform like <a href="http://peersm.com/peersm" rel="nofollow">http://peersm.com/peersm</a> (in its own private space or private origin domain)...  This would mean that one could simply upload, host, and use a p2p program using only there browser.</p>
  
  <p>For example, if a WebRTC program were packaged into a single <code>html</code> file and provided to the peersm network, a file hash could be obtained and shared.  Another user may then open that file hash and see the <code>html</code> file rendered as html under a url that looks like this: <code>blob:d6ff3420-cfd5-4f2a-966a-568fb0c6c381</code>...  This works now for simple html. </p>
  
  <p>What I'm not sure about is:  Would WebRTC and local storage then make use of that URL as its own origin?  So, would multiple users be able to find each other (webrtc), would they be able to then save data in local storage (html5/localstorage)?  That network and data would then be private from peersm's data.</p>