Go WebAssembly: RDP Without the Plugin Pain?
Can your browser finally ditch those clunky RDP plugins? A clever project leveraging Go WebAssembly and grdp suggests the answer is a resounding yes, but not without its own set of architectural considerations.
⚡ Key Takeaways
- A new Go WebAssembly RDP client connects directly from the browser, eliminating plugins. 𝕏
- It uses a Go proxy to translate WebSocket connections to RDP's native TCP. 𝕏
- Security requires careful implementation, especially when connecting over untrusted networks. 𝕏
- The project highlights the growing power and applicability of WebAssembly. 𝕏
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Originally reported by Hacker News Front Page
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