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You might want to consider a different CDN in that case.

Working for a major player in the WebRTC space certainly gives me a bias, but "noone cares" is pretty far from the truth. There are millions of WebRTC users already, hell, we might…

Opera and the newly released Vivaldi also works, but they are based on chromium/blink engines so.

No, not exactly. WebRTC has no concept of interoperability between services, only between clients. You need a signalling server to communicate the initial call between clients, and…

Developer @ appear.in here. I've been following this thread today, answering some questions and reporting bugs back to the team. I would just like to say a big and sincere thank yo…

At this point in time, all chat messages are relayed through our server. These messages are sent over an encrypted socket to our server, then relayed. This means that we do have th…

We will investigate further. Thank you for reporting this! We definitely want graceful degradation for iOS clients.

I just talked to the FxOS guys, and they hope the support will be out around 1.4 or 1.5, but no promises. I don't know much more than that unfortunately.

This is probably related to a known bug with Firefox 26 on Ubuntu 13.10 (and apparently other, similar Linux setups). Track progress here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi…

Which browser and OS are you on? Depending on that, it should be somewhere near the top. Firefox has a tendency to close the accept dialogue if you change tabs, and you can retriev…

We have some guys working on FirefoxOS at our office actually (Telenor Digital does many things). We tested appear.in on a recent build of master, and it worked! Hopefully it will …

Developer @ appear.in here. For lack of better ways of communicating, at which page did you experience this? We tested it on our own devices but couldn't replicate.

This is unfortunately a bug internally in Firefox which affects certain builds of Linux. See related bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/12170...

Developer on appear.in here: Everything between peers is encrypted using SRTP end-to-end by default. From our FAQ: "All communication between your browser and appear.in is transmit…

Bias warning: I work for appear.in. Appear.in itself is all WebRTC, built with AngularJS and Node. As far as I understand it, the red cross solution is built with MeteorJS, and the…

It all comes down to the model being fairly obvious for WebRTC based video chat systems I guess. Copy, paste and appear without login and registration is the core strength of WebRT…