However, if you’re having issues with the site itself (https://talk.brave.com/) – such as receiving 404 errors, site not rendering properly, etc – please open a thread here on Community in this category so we can resolve the issue as soon as possible.
Links for Jitsi product support: Jitsi documentation (official website):
Even if in theory it works with an unlimited number of participants, I’ve yet to see a Jitsi meeting that does not lag with more than 15/20 video feeds - and even less sometimes … I would love to be wrong though.
I agree, I am using Brave, but I may be communicating with someone on Tor or another browser.
This seems ti just makes it more restrictive that the official Jitsi app, and all other community instances, which work with all modern browsers.
Will this be open-source’d in the future?
Currently your Jitsi fork repo (https://github.com/brave/jitsi-meet), does not contain any of the changes made by Brave. To me, this makes it harder to trust.
It also appears to have gotten a bit behind from the recent security fixes on Jitsi HEAD.
Brave together has been rebranded to brave talk. It supports all browser as jitsi, but the “moderator”, first user, must use brave browser. Brave talk is provided by the 8x8, the commercial branch that backs jitsi. In the last year, jitsi did important improvements:
I signed up for Brave Talk Premium. It works as expected.
I received two $7 charges to my account on the same day from Brave for ‘Brave Premium’.
This happened in the end of December and I thought it was just a fluke.
It happened again at the end of January now too.
I don’t mind paying $7/mo for the premium.
I do mind paying for it twice.
How do I stop getting charged twice a month for one account?
You have the wrong address for the Jitsi Community site, because of a misspelling. Because of the error, the link leads to a different site entirely that Brave warns is hazardous. You ought to fix that for safety’s sake. This is the correct address: https://community.jitsi.org/.
