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Back in April, we posted about BrowSDR, an open-source browser-based SDR receiver by Joel (jLynx) that talks directly to SDR hardware via WebUSB, with no software install required. Joel has written in to let us know it has received many updates since then. The biggest is support for multiple SDRs at once, each with its own receiver tab, tuning, waterfall, and VFOs, and a single WebRTC sharing link that gives remote listeners access to all of them. LimeSDR-USB is now supported at up to 61.44 MSPS, and Airspy R2 support has been fixed. Many new in-browser decoders have also been added, including
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Back in April, we posted about BrowSDR, an open-source browser-based SDR receiver by Joel (jLynx) that talks directly to SDR hardware via WebUSB, with no software install required. Joel has written in to let us know it has received many updates since then. The biggest is support for multiple SDRs at once, each with its own receiver tab, tuning, waterfall, and VFOs, and a single WebRTC sharing link that gives remote listeners access to all of them. LimeSDR-USB is now supported at up to 61.44 MSPS, and Airspy R2 support has been fixed. Many new in-browser decoders have also been added, including
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