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Sorry to hear that. Any chance you can provide some more details on what you tried and didn't work? I'd like to improve on this.
> I wonder why can't these things be provided as binaries with a simple set of settings.
That's kind of what they already are, but at certain degree of complexity it unfortunately leaks back to the user.
This is indeed what we had in mind when building JaaS.
> We have some customisations on the front-end (custom kick messages, auto-enabling lobbies, etc). Is it possible to make these sorts of customisations to JaaS?
Depends on exactly what. As we just launched we are learning what our customers want and adding new APIs and more customization options pretty rapidly. Please get in touch and let's discuss what APIs / customizations you'd need.
> Could you speak generally to the degree of customisation possible outside of the developer web console?
As you mentioned before, the iframe API is indeed the recommended way for integrating.
Shameless plug: https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/event/jitsi_scaling/
> so it would really be great to see a supported desktop app for all relevant platforms
We have an Electron based app: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet-electron
> Also native performance background effects
This is in the works, we have to be able to share some news soon!
I can't comment on pricing, but would you mind elaborating on the DX part?
> How does JaaS stability compare to Jitsi?
They are the same. JaaS is a different deployment from meet.jit.si, using the same tech.
On the contrary, this is how you can scale up to large conferences. We do bridge cascading, you can read more about it here: https://jitsi.org/blog/jitsi-meet-now-with-geographical-brid...
We are now working on very large conferences, expect some news soon :-)
Happy to answer any questions you may have!
Kudos for creating a useful tool mate.
Not sure if it helps, but I did that some time ago, with minor QuickJS patching: https://github.com/saghul/wasi-lab/tree/master/qjs-wasi
Jitsi is the same project it was when it was run by an independdent company. It's the same project it was when Atlassian acquired it, and continues to be the same project now at 8x8.
It's Apache 2 licensed, and you are more than welcome to use it without dealing with 8x8 at all.
Disclaimer: I'm a Fellow Jitster at 8x8.
Yes, our Firefox support has not been great, but we are working on making it better: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/4758
> Desktop sharing? Chrome plugin.
This was a browser limiation, which is no longer needed since about 2 years ago.
> Desktop client? Chromium/Electron.
You need to ue it! Use the browser, or the mobile apps.