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It pretty much feels like the file is just uploaded and a link (string) is generated to communicate that over sound. The receiving browser then just uses that "download link" to download the actual file. The file uri also just downloads a file from their servers.<p>Just saying, as it's not really mentioned on the site as far as i can see.

Related: ggwave & associated discussion<p><a href="https://github.com/ggerganov/ggwave" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/ggerganov/ggwave</a><p><a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26892930" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26892930</a>

of course with this webpage you are uploading your files to their server as well

I remember recording a radio broadcast that contained an ATARI 800 XL program, on a tape. That was later 80s or 90s - hipster wifi.

Been doing this in late 90s, the sound of dial-up modem still haunts me in my dreams...

This is something with a completely unknown usecase to me but I'm amazed at how good it works and it seems like a really fun project, thanks for posting it!

Tried it with a friend, works immediately

of course with this webpage you are uploading your files to their server as well

I remember recording a radio broadcast that contained an ATARI 800 XL program, on a tape. That was later 80s or 90s - hipster wifi.

Been doing this in late 90s, the sound of dial-up modem still haunts me in my dreams...

This is something with a completely unknown usecase to me but I'm amazed at how good it works and it seems like a really fun project, thanks for posting it!

Tried it with a friend, works immediately

Ozzillate – Transfer Files via Sound

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Ozzillate – Transfer Files via Sound

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