add ockam' portals for mac #135
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Thanks @polvorin. Very interesting project. I think I'm going to move it to the advanced tools section, since ockam appears to have more functionality than a lot of the tools in the list, and since it looks like Portals only work on Macs? |
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hi @anderspitman , sorry for the lack of feedback!, didn't reply at the time and then completely forgot about it. Right, Portals, the GUI application, only works on MacOS (it uses Swift, integrate with the menubar, etc), and is intended as a demonstration of the underling library (ockam) capabilities. This underling library doesn't have that limitation as it doesn't depend on macos at all. |
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No worries, assuming you're happy with the entry we're good to go |
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Add Portals a native Mac App built on top of the ockam protocol to privately share any TCP service from your Mac with your friends over an End-to-End Encrypted Ockam Portal, the service appears on their localhost.