This feels very much like a pre-emptive strike by Firefox. I wonder what maneuvering is really going on behind the scenes. Like, is this some nuke-from-orbit

This feels very much like a pre-emptive strike by Firefox. I wonder what maneuvering is really going on behind the scenes. Like, is this some nuke-from-orbit reaction by Mozilla and Telefonica to counter Microsoft's WebRTC successor proposal? Is this an attempt to force Microsoft's hand and drive them into Embrace-Extend-Destroy-proof, true 100% backwards compatibility with the simpler WebRTC 1.0 spec? When I saw the over-complexity in that WebRTC 2.0 spec (or ORTC or whatever it will be called) it made my Embrace-Extend-Destroy spidey sense tingle. (Not to mention stoking my centralize-all-the-skype-super-nodes fears for the browser at-large.) Mozilla, even if I'm tilting at windmills here, you are so super! XOXO