> you need to have a very good excuse to launch something with WebRTC and not support Firefox. I built audio chat over webRTC for https://precursorapp.com http

> you need to have a very good excuse to launch something with WebRTC and not support Firefox. I built audio chat over webRTC for https://precursorapp.com https://precursorapp.com [1]. I built support for both Firefox and Chrome, but I can understand why someone would choose not to support Firefox. There are lots of annoying little differences between the two implementations. For example, Firefox wouldn't fire a negotiationneeded event after adding a stream [2], so I had to add a special workaround for them. Connection stats was another area where the APIs diverged a lot. In their defense, sometimes Firefox does a better job of implementing the spec than Chrome does. But since most people develop in Chrome first, it's no surprise that they put off working on a Firefox implementation until they're happy with their implementation in Chrome. [1] Click on the mic icon at the bottom left of a document to try it out. [2] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1071643 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1071643