I've been waiting for what I thought was a coming "fix" that was going to let Chrome->FF (nightlies, obviously) use reliable data-channels. For the last couple of weeks, FF->Chrome has worked fine, but there was some bug (I triaged with Randell Jessup) that was making Chrome->FF break, and supposedly a patch was coming to Chrome for that breakage.
Each time either browser updated its nightly over the last few weeks, I re-attempted my demo, and each time, FF->Chrome worked, but Chrome->FF broke. Thus far, if Chrome->FF was attempted, Chrome would get a data channel created and `onopen` fired, but FF would sit around and never hear the `ondatachannel` message. But in the opposite direction, both sides got the data-channel and communication worked fine. However, just now, I updated both browsers to their latest nightly, and tried again, and now BOTH directions are broken. But they're broken in a different way. Now, regardless of direction, both sides get the data-channel opened fine, but sending across the data-channels fails (that is, a packet is sent across but never received on the other side). Anyone know what's going on? It felt like we were so close on this, and now it feels like we're taking steps backwards. --Kyle _______________________________________________ dev-media mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-media
