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Other Chrome, chromestatus, Google Meet, plan b, unified-plan

How is WebRTC doing and who is driving usage? (Hint: Google Meet)

I have been looking at these Chrome usage statistics available on chromestatus.com for a while together with Tsahi Levent-Levi for WebRTC Insights but they are too fascinating to keep them behind our paywall. Let’s do some coffee ground reading on the usage of a number of important APIs and what it tells us about what […]

Philipp Hancke · December 14, 2021

Reverse-Engineering Technology apple, Blackbox Exploration, ip leakage, Safari

Apple’s not so private relay fails with WebRTC

Apple released iOS 15 with iCloud Private Relay broken for WebRTC – it still divulges your IP address. This post walks through why and how the WebRTC API’s use your IP address information and how you can check what IP addresses are gathered.

Philipp Hancke · September 27, 2021

Guide Chrome, WebMediaPlayer

Dealing with HTMLMediaElements and srcObjects in WebRTC applications

Philipp Hancke discusses a how to properly release Media Element resources with WebRTC and a recent Chrome issue that apps to stop handling larger numbers of participants.

Philipp Hancke · August 11, 2021
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Guide breakout box, insertable streams, MediaPipe, MediaStreamTrack, zoom

Making Zoom’s Smart Gallery on the Web with MediaPipe and BreakoutBox

How to seperate multiple people in the same camera feed into their own unique video streams that can be individually transmitted Google’s MediaPipe and the W3C’s new MediaStreamTrack API

Philipp Hancke · July 15, 2021

Reverse-Engineering apple, Blackbox Exploration, e2ee, FaceTime, ios, wireshark

FaceTime finally faces WebRTC – implementation deep dive

Deep dive analysis on how FaceTime for Web uses WebRTC. Philipp “Fippo” Hancke uses webrtc-internals, Wireshark, and reviews the JavaScript implementation to expose Apple’s implementation details.

Philipp Hancke · June 14, 2021

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