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WebRTC is probably the only web standard in which we need to test direct communication between Chrome and other browsers. Remember, WebRTC builds on peer-to-peer technology, which means we talk directly between browsers rather than through a server. Chrome, Firefox and Opera have announced support for WebRTC so far. To test interoperability, we set out to build an automated test to ensure that Chrome and Firefox can get a call up. This article describes how we implemented such a test and the tradeoffs we made along the way.

WebRTC is probably the only web standard in which we need to test direct communication between Chrome and other browsers. Remember, WebRTC builds on peer-to-peer technology, which means we talk directly between browsers rather than through a server. Chrome, Firefox and Opera have announced support for WebRTC so far. To test interoperability, we set out to build an automated test to ensure that Chrome and Firefox can get a call up. This article describes how we implemented such a test and the tradeoffs we made along the way.