Still not sure what "guarantees" should look like. As a webapp there are some hard limitations on what a website can do on a browser. I guess that needs to be encoded.
I'd like to have all the buzzwords like forward secrecy and post-quantum proof. I don't know enough to list them all, but keen to see what else I can accommodate. When I say "as secure as possible", it might be better to interpret that as "aiming for the stars to land on the moon".
Not sure what it means to "provide some degree of deniability".
Thanks for the support!
Thanks. I've come across tox before. It's a good implementation. The aim of my project is not to compete, but more to demonstrate a different approach to P2P technology.
A key detail in mine is that it's made to work in a typical web browser. While things like chat functionality can be demonstrated in our app. The app is capable to do things like shared xr spaces and shared filesystems... Unfortunately those features are still in need of refinement before they become appealing to users, but it works for a proof-of-concept.