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iOS and Android have both had WebRTC support for years now, so I don't see this as a differentiating factor. If anything, apps have the advantage of having acce
by abvdasker 9y ago
iOS and Android have both had WebRTC support for years now, so I don't see this as a differentiating factor. If anything, apps have the advantage of having access to some very low-level APIs that would allow you to develop your own P2P protocol.
- retrogradeorbit 9y agoYou are wrong. ios does not have support for it. Not in safari nor chrome. I have tested it extensively. It is scheduled for inclusion in next ios release. Chrome and firefox on Android both support it and have for ages.
- abvdasker 9y agoI don't mean mobile browser support but support for WebRTC within native apps.