Google Chrome browser (Dev release) now has Skype-like plumbing

Phil Wolff 19 January 2012 1:39 pm

Google is building WebRTC into Chrome. WebRTC code and standards will let web developers and designers build realtime IM, voice and video into web apps and browser plug-ins. This milestone means we could see WebRTC apps in Chrome in the next few months. Nimbuzz and others are working on it. This removes one obstacle to Skype for Browsers, without downloading a fat client. How soon will Microsoft’s Internet Explorer follow Chrome? Or will it adopt another technology, making choices harder for developers and users?

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19 January, 2012 @ 13:39 [Current Revision] by Phil Wolff
19 January, 2012 @ 13:39 by Phil Wolff

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Yes, with this developers building realtime IM, voice and video into web apps and browser plug-ins will be possible.