Here’s How to Make Internet Explorer and Safari Work with WebRTC

Would you like to hear a secret? It’s a big one. Are you sure you can handle it? Okay, here goes. There are other web browsers besides Google Chrome. I know, shocking. Chrome is, for the most part, becoming what Internet Explorer was in 1999: completely and utterly dominant in the browser market, but it’s not hard to see why. Chrome’s just really, really good. It’s got support for a majority of HTML5 standards, and comes with some pretty powerful developer tools. It’s also open source, and has a massive array of extensions which make it easier to work, and...

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Here’s How to Make Internet Explorer and Safari Work with WebRTC