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Yes Mobile Safari, where it is the -only- browser that is considered on iOS. "The WebRTC APIs have not yet been exposed to iOS browsers using WKWebView . In pr
by virtue3 6y ago
Yes Mobile Safari, where it is the -only- browser that is considered on iOS.
"The WebRTC APIs have not yet been exposed to iOS browsers using WKWebView . In practice, this means that your web-based WebRTC application will only work in Safari on iOS, and not in any other browser the user may have installed (Chrome, for example), nor in an 'in-app' version of Safari.Sep 7, 2018"
Im sure there are more examples.