Great idea, I can’t wait for this approach to become more popular. I hope the rising popularity of Shadow DOM, along with 3rd party cookie blockage will help put an end to tracking, at least in technical terms.
I'm working on an app that lists odds from the following crypto sites:
1xBit
Betcoin
Betcris
Betonline
Bodova
Bookmaker
Cloudbet
FortuneJack
Intertops
Nitrogen Sports
Sportsbet
Stake
Thunderpick
The app works by scraping data directly via the users' computers and sharing it with other users (sort of like how BitTorrent, everyone fetches a small piece, together they make up a whole picture).
The app will be free and possibly open-sourced.
The app will be available soon (about 3-4 weeks), screenshots and early beta signup links are here: https://project-ze.ro/
Not right now, but if I find it becoming pricy I might ask users to verify their account by phone beyond a certain usage threshold, to prevent spammers from using it.
If it keeps getting bigger I'll try other database solutions (MongoDB, DynamoDb, ...)
I've exceeded YouTube's quota. I've placed a fixture with preloaded results of John Oliver clips instead. Sorry about that. I'll try working with YouTube on getting this sorted out.
The platform lets you search for YouTube videos, once clicking on a video, the app creates a room, whoever joins this room will watch that video in sync with you, while both parties are video chatting.
It opens a new tab with a list of open tabs and a (focused) search field you can use to filter that list. Really useful when you have a ton of open tabs and looking for one in particular.