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> Apple does not support webRTC technology for video calls in this browser. Please switch to Safari. Despite visiting the website from Safari, the above messag
by DarthNebo 5y ago
> Apple does not support webRTC technology for video calls in this browser. Please switch to Safari.
Despite visiting the website from Safari, the above message is shown for some reason.
WebRTC has been supported by WebKit since the past few years, so your information is outdated &/or the library being used for abstraction is not up-to-date.
Are you handling users behind a NAT using a TURN server too?
- SahAssar 5y ago> Are you handling users behind a NAT using a TURN server too? Most NAT's do not need TURN, only STUN. TURN is basically a worst-case solution.
- CraigDunn 5y agoTURN is only used if STUN fails - I see from my analytics at the turn server provider that not even one session has been handle that way :)
- CraigDunn 5y agoAh! Thanks for pointing that out. It's true that browsers other than Safari on Apple devices cannot do WebRTC, and that's what that message is for. Browser identification clearly needs a correction, so thanks, I'll get to it :)
- CraigDunn 5y agoThat should be fixed now - thanks again :)