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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Modern web browsers allow the parent website to communicate with the child webpa
Creating an OBSN iframe can be done in HTML or programmatically with Javascript like so:
```js
```
const iframe = document.createElement("iframe");
iframe.allow = "autoplay;camera;microphone";
iframe.allowtransparency = "false";
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```
You can also make an OBS.Ninja without Javascript, using just HTML, like
`<iframe allow="autoplay;camera;microphone" src="https://obs.ninja/?view=vhX5PYg&cleanoutput&transparent"></iframe>`
Adding that iframe to the DOM will reveal a simple page accessing for a user to select and share their webcam. For a developer wishing to access a remote guest's stream, this makes the ingestion of that stream into production software like OBS Studios very easy. The level of customization and control opens up opportunities, such as a pay-to-join audience option for a streaming interactive broadcast experience.