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 # F1WebViewer-SelfHosted
 Self-hosted reverse-proxy for F1 web viewer, includes a web server at port 13331.
 
+### Running Locally
+
+Download binary from https://github.com/iebb/F1WebViewer-SelfHosted/releases, or build your own, or just `go run main.go`
+
+### Running on a Server (Requires SSL to make DRM work):
+Encrypted Media requires secure context to work, which means https is required except localhost. 
+
+If you want to run it on your own server, you have to connect using HTTPS if you want to watch LIVE content. 
+
+This tool provides some easy-to-use SSL options, or you can still manage yourself.
+
+**Here are some scenarios:**
+* If you have a public domain name pointed to your server, and have port 80 open
+  * Run with `-ssl` parameter. 
+  * It would automatically fetch a certificate through Lets Encrypt.
+
+* If your server has a public domain name in cloudflare
+  * Run with `-port 80`, or other cloudflare-enabled ports, and use their Flexible SSL.
+
+* If you don't have a public domain name, or it's a LAN server, or something else
+  * Run with `-self-sign` parameter. 
+  * It would issue and use a self-signed certificate.
+  * There would be a browser warning, you know what to do :D
+
+* If you have some other web servers which is SSL-enabled and capable of reverse proxying
+  * Do a reverse proxy. Make sure double slashes are preserved during this.
+
+* Running with `-ssl` or `-self-sign` requires you opening the browser manually, as these commands are supposed to run in a server rather than your PC.
 
 ### Tutorial:
 
 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2127498/162486955-ca58805d-da15-43e0-9b4a-a54a31401a10.png)
 
 Download binary from https://github.com/iebb/F1WebViewer-SelfHosted/releases, or build your own, or just `go run main.go`
 
-You can also run this proxy in your server, and use http://[server-ip]:13331/ to watch it. That might be useful if your home country doesn't have F1TV.
+You can also run this proxy in your server. That might be useful if your home country doesn't have F1TV.
 
 ### Extras:
 
 Currently authentication and Reese84 Requests are routed through the public website as the solution might be immature.
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