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Spectator mode for Ome.tv

OME Spectator puts two Ome.tv strangers in front of each other. You open Ome.tv in two browsers, your own two or yours and a friend’s, each browser is matched with a different stranger, and the extension passes each stranger’s camera and sound to the other. They see and hear each other while you watch. Your own microphone stays muted until you choose who hears you. It needs VIP, and a friend who joins needs VIP too.

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With VIP. A friend who joins your session needs VIP too.

Two browsers, two strangers, and each one sees the other.

What each stranger seesEach stranger sees the other
Browser 1Connected
Browser 2Connected
2
browsers on your account, each on its own call
VIP
to start a session, which your second browser joins with a code
5s
between safety scans of the passed-on video, skipping explicit content

How it works

  1. Open ome.tv in two browsers

    It takes two browsers rather than two tabs because Ome.tv keeps one chat session per browser, so two tabs of the same browser talk to the same stranger. Each browser also needs its own Ome.tv account. Ome.tv closes the chat when the same Ome.tv account is open in a second window or browser. Your OME.UNDFND account can be the same in both.

  2. Start Spectator in one

    Your second browser on the same OME.UNDFND account joins by itself. A friend’s browser joins with a code.

  3. Watch

    Each browser meets a different stranger, and each stranger sees and hears the other. You stay muted until you choose who hears you.

At a glance

Needs
VIP, two browsers on a computer, and a different Ome.tv account in each
Your microphone
Muted until you choose which stranger hears you
Safety
The passed-on video is scanned every 5 seconds and an explicit picture skips the call

Where the video goes

OME Spectator sends each stranger’s video and sound over WebRTC between the two browsers in the bridge, directly when they can reach each other and otherwise through the same relay server, which forwards encrypted media it cannot decrypt and does not store. Nothing is recorded. A safety scan of the passed-on video runs in each browser, and an explicit picture skips the call.

Questions

  • Is there a spectator mode on Ome.tv?

    OME Spectator puts two Ome.tv strangers in front of each other. You open Ome.tv in two browsers, your own two or yours and a friend’s, each browser is matched with a different stranger, and the extension passes each stranger’s camera and sound to the other. They see and hear each other while you watch. Your own microphone stays muted until you choose who hears you. It needs VIP, and a friend who joins needs VIP too.

  • Why two browsers and not two tabs?

    It takes two browsers rather than two tabs because Ome.tv keeps one chat session per browser, so two tabs of the same browser talk to the same stranger. Each browser also needs its own Ome.tv account. Ome.tv closes the chat when the same Ome.tv account is open in a second window or browser. Your OME.UNDFND account can be the same in both.

  • Why does Ome.tv say I opened the application in another window or in another browser?

    That message comes from Ome.tv, not from OME.UNDFND. Ome.tv allows one open chat per Ome.tv account, so it closes the chat when the same account is also open in another tab, window or browser. Close the other one and press Restart. For OME Spectator, sign in to Ome.tv with a different account in each browser, and choose "New each session" in the Privacy tab of the extension in both browsers.

  • Can a friend run the second browser?

    Yes, if their account has VIP too. They join your session with a code.

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