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<h2 class="content-title">
How does it work?
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Miru uses WebTorrent and black magic to turn your browser into a P2P client which allows you to
stream existing torrents created by other people, without any third-party servers.
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Is it legal?
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Miru only provides the tools for people to share anime with eachother. Miru doesn't host or
transmit any data.
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Is it safe?
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Since the user downloads and shares copyrighted content, in theory their ISP might be angry
about, in practice streaming a single episode won't do much, however if you want to be safe you
can use a VPN, but it's in no way required.
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But is it safe?
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Yes. At one point in time, WebRTC did have an issue where it would allow a website to discover
your true public IP address tru your VPN, but this was fixed a long time ago. This unfortunate
misinformation keeps bouncing around the internet.<br>
There's now a spec that defines exactly which IP addresses are exposed with WebRTC. If you're
interested in further reading, you can read the IP
<a href="https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-rtcweb-ip-handling-12">handling spec</a> for
yourself.
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Are there any limitations?
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Yes, since this relies on P2P streaming, sharing content entirely depends on the download and
upload speed of the user and how many available peers a torrent has.
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What's your subtitle support?
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Miru uses supports softcoded subtitles, meaning it should work on any platform and support many
devices. Miru only supports subtitles embedded inside the video file [ASS, SSA, UTF8, VTT, SRT]
in almost any video format, and external subtitles.
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How do you download files?
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As you select an anime to play it automatically starts downloading, then you can at any point save it to
your drive. If you're using a chromium browser you can alternatively specify the folder where the player
should store it's torrent files [recommended to use a HDD].
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