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I've just started looking into it, and as far as I can understand, you can't "push" a call to others. You will have to supply a web page and the javascript to c
by 0x0 13y ago
I've just started looking into it, and as far as I can understand, you can't "push" a call to others. You will have to supply a web page and the javascript to connect to a "meeting room" or whatever (using ajax?) to "find" the other peer, and exchange connection parameters, before the webRTC stuff kicks in. (Correct me if I'm wrong)
- pfraze 13y agoYeah, the "signalling" process is implemented by applications, and needs either a WebSocket or SSE stream.
- Thiz 13y agoSo we could use a browser extension to listen in the background to a central phone server for incoming calls while we happily surf the web and then get the "ring" opening the url in a tab for the incoming call to take place? Interesting...
- arcameron 13y agoYeah, but why would you want to take calls in your browser? Why not a separate application (node-webkit, Firefox app) that runs as its own process a la Skype clone?