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Hi
I'm about to enter a hackathon this weekend where I'm hoping to build a web bluetooth website which will receive events from a puck.js button whenever the button is clicked.
I've successfully created a dummy POC website which works locally, but it doesn't work when I deploy it to the cloud using Elastic Beanstalk.
This is the site: http://timetravelhack-dotnetcoreapi-dev.eu-west-1.elasticbeanstalk.com/
The error I get if I click on the clock icon is this: "This web browser doesn't support web bluetooth."
This isn't actually true, the browser is fine (Chrome v70 in Windows 10). Previously I was on Chrome v69, and when I first ran the site locally I got that error and upgraded to Chrome v70, which fixed the problem.
I presume there is some problem with the fact that the site is now hosted in the cloud instead of locally. Maybe I need to use a different AMI in Elastic Beanstalk?
I've tried googling but no joy. Can anyone help? I'd really like to host the site on a server somewhere because it's quite important that multiple users are able to access the site simultaneously.
Cheers
Clare.