mike-jumper commented on a change in pull request #95:
URL: https://github.com/apache/guacamole-website/pull/95#discussion_r750791933
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File path: faq.md
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@@ -262,6 +262,15 @@ method for X11, which is too complex. This is not
necessary, though - as far as
performance is concerned, there is an X.Org driver for Guacamole currently
under development which achieves the same goal (see above).
+### I would like to access web pages via Guacamole. Can you add support for
HTTP(s)? {#support-http}
+No. Guacamole is designed to be a remote desktop client, and the goal is not
+to provide a complete remote access solution (VPN, Proxy, Zero-Trust, etc.).
There
+are many existing services available for VPN, Reverse Proxy, and the like, and
Guacamole
+can complement these solutions by providing a remote desktop component to those
Review comment:
I imagine the implementation would be essentially a browser implemented
behind guacd, rendering page content using the Guacamole protocol - something
like "libguac-client-http". Could be an integration of Chromium, especially if
the rendering library of Chromium is an API that could have a guac-specific
implementation plugged in.
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