Hello wasn't just a plugin though. It was a WebRTC enabled website. You could start a firefox hello session with the button in the top corner, but you could sha

Hello wasn't just a plugin though. It was a WebRTC enabled website. You could start a firefox hello session with the button in the top corner, but you could share it with someone using any modern browser. Sounds like theyŕe killing the whole damn service rather than just removing the plugin, which seems like overkill. That said, I use appear.in regularly in place of hello because it's easy to make links in my head, so hey.