Timberwolf working AGAIN !

I was re-reading this I wrote:
; Choose right codecs which are correct for client PC and media player.

What are the default codecs used by Odyssey when playing a video on YouTube?

I hope the question is correct

Streaming now works perfectly.

Even with multiple streams at the same time.

All in real time

Clearly now what's important would be to somehow make Odyssey understand that he is the one who has to reproduce it.

But at this point the program and the script should be seen by those who can do a script on the amigaOS side.

To this I don't know the solution
even if I have some "artisanal" ideas.

Taking into account that I am only using a proxy

I need to see how it works with http server *


and here the YT.bat script:
@ youtube-dl "% 1" -o - | ffmpeg -protocol_whitelist file, http, https, tcp, tls -movflags + frag_keyframe + separate_moof + omit_tfhd_offset + empty_moov output.mp4 -y -i pipe: -vcodec libx264 -acodec mp2 -f mpegts pipe: | ffplay -i pipe:

here the test, I hope it is interesting for those who understand what I would like to do:

https://we.tl/t-fzzd9pXAgx

Sorry for the stupid question but was exactly was the reason that it is not possible to update the certificates in Timberwolf...?

Timberwolf looks really modern under AmigaOs4.1 it is a pity that this project has been discontinued.

I did some tests with the last version of Os4depot or Aminet and I must say the few pages that still work with Timberwolf are rendered really well and the rendering is really fast.

Why was this project discontinued?

@Maijestro

becouse FireFox is ported to RUST, and we do not have support for RUST.

TimberWolf only works if you have the correct filesystem installed, or else it can corrupt memory, it can be unstable. I believe it needs notification and other features; I don’t remember exactly.

@LiveForIt

Out of curiosity I found this little howto on the necessary steps needed to port Rust to DragonFly

https://www.ntecs.de/posts/rust-ported-to-dragonflybsd/

With the new elf.library Timberwolf is now working better than ever before.
But same old problem with "Error code: ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap" on various pages, amigans.net for example.

Did anyone find a solution/hack for this?

@khayoz That's a tricky one, if it is as it looks and as seems likely: such an old browser only has outdated encryption methods.

@Thematic
In my Swenglish that means it's open source and not updated yet!

@Thematic I have solved this problem using webone containerized in a docker on my personal server

@vagappc
Thanks for that, will look into it.

Edit: Where exactly is the source code to Timberwolf?
I thought it was on openamiga.org, but can't find it.

@khayoz

https://github.com/xet7/timberwolf

I found another solution for the certificate problems with Retro Proxy