Greetings, I'm writing to let you know that we have made our SupraRBI-VNC project open source at https://github.com/supraaxes/suprarbi-vnc <https://github.com/supraaxes/suprarbi-vnc>, and there is now a solution available for Guacamole to have resources on http/s. From time to time, requests to access/publish web resources surfaces within the mailing list, and despite ongoing discussions, there has not been much progress with GUACAMOLE-1659 (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1659 <https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-1659>).
The SupraRBI-VNC solution is independent of the Guacamole client or server, and can be seamlessly integrated into existing Guacamole deployments. Each time the SupraRBI-VNC server receives a VNC connection from Guacamole (guacd), with URL in VNC username and more settings in VNC password, it will start a docker container, which we call a "projector instance" and hosts a running browser specifically for the target URL with a VNC server, and relay the VNC traffic accordingly. For detailed information, please check https://github.com/supraaxes/suprarbi-vnc <https://github.com/supraaxes/suprarbi-vnc>. If you get any problem or question, please feel free to reach me. Also, if the dev team is interested in getting some kind of native support or integration, I would be more than happy to contribute. Thanks, Yang
