In my opinion, moderate your expectations of non-libwebrtc implementations like the one used in this feature. Here's some speculation: Most users will experien

In my opinion, moderate your expectations of non-libwebrtc implementations like the one used in this feature. Here's some speculation: Most users will experience non-libwebrtc WebRTC bugs (like OBS users). 1% of users who experience bugs in OBS WebRTC will report enough telemetry to fix the bug. But 99% of all of OBS's userbase uses Chrome, Edge or Safari, and maybe 50% of those (more than enough) report telemetry. So if their WebRTC bug was hardware / network specific - the bugs that matter - libwebrtc will have observed it and by now, probably fixed it. Despite telemetry from hundreds of millions of users every day, it still took years for libwebrtc to reach truly robust, flawless stability on all the platforms it deploys on. It's a complex technology.