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The speech bubble by the way is a way to video chat from the browser itself. It uses WebRTC which is already in modern browsers so its not like they've added a
by xtrumanx 12y ago
The speech bubble by the way is a way to video chat from the browser itself. It uses WebRTC which is already in modern browsers so its not like they've added a ton of code to get that feature baked into the browser.
Not sure why you saw O2 but I saw Telefonica which is the company that works with Firefox to deliver their Firefox OS phones. I suppose Telefonica/O2 is needed because even though WebRTC is a real-time direct connection between you and somebody else, you may need a 3rd party to help you connect to one another at first.
- pbhjpbhj 12y ago>The speech bubble by the way is a way to video chat from the browser itself. // You know there are a myriad of ways to use the browser to do video chat already - websites that offer WebRTC video chat. You follow a URL, maybe from a bookmark, and use the one you want (eg http://appear.in http://appear.in). None of that requires modifying browser chrome nor forcing buttons on to established users toolbars. This is a marketing deal disguised as browser development.