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webrtc-internals-adapter
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demo: https://ltsg123.github.io/webrtc-internals/
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Configuration parameters are stored in the window RTC_INTERNALS_PARAMS and can be changed/referenced directly.
Since it involves changing the PC prototype method, it must be loaded before the pc is built or it will fail!!!
The tool has introduced the webrtc-adapter, but there are still some issues caused by differences between other browsers and chrome, as follows:
Use npm
# with npm
npm i webrtc-internals-adapter
CDN is also provided
<script src="https://ltsg123.github.io/webrtc-internals/dist/index.js"></script>
Any questions you can contact me at ltsg0317@outlook.com
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