A shares the link
Add text or one file, open a channel, send the link to B, and approve access when prompted.
Link Relay
Keep the same link when passing something to the next person. Once B has received and verified the content, cached it successfully, and kept the page online, B can provide it to C.
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PROCESS
Add text or one file, open a channel, send the link to B, and approve access when prompted.
Wait for receipt and verification to finish. With a successful cache, B can become a temporary source.
B keeps the page online and passes on the same link. After A leaves, C can receive from B while B remains available.
A PRACTICAL HANDOFF
Share event notes with a group one person at a time. A completed receiver can pass the same link to the next person.
Relay means the browser providing the content can change. Each person does not need to upload a new copy and generate a new link.
BEFORE PASSING IT ON
A source must hold the complete verified cache and remain available. A page that is still receiving, failed to cache, or stopped answering cannot provide the next handoff.
BOUNDARIES
Relay needs a complete cache and an online source; replies need the relevant participant online.
The complete link grants access. Share it only with people you trust.
Content is encrypted on your device. Connection services and a limited ciphertext relay may still be involved.
FAQ
No. The current app supports plain text and single files. Continued relay depends on receipt, caching, and online availability.
No. Another completed receiver, such as B, must already be available. Cache removal, browser suspension, or a network loss can interrupt relay.
The point of link relay is to keep the same link while an available browser takes over providing the content.
A link to receive, reply, and pass on.
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