Microsoft just released the April update for their Windows 10 operating system, which also updates Edge to v17 and apparently bug fixes their WebRTC implementation (kudos to https://github.com/twilio/twilio-video.js/issues/94#issuecomment-384293234 ).
As there are already working cross-browser WebRTC video call implementations out there, it seems like now it's actually possible to get to work (I don't want to reference the competition).
Since the issue "Support for MS Edge 15" #94 hasn't been the most lively discussion so far, I am assuming this is because we as a society just decided to ignore Edge version 15 (I can understand that) and hope that with a new issue humbly asking for Edge support (any version) we can get a roadmap, a rough estimate or any indication whether support will be added at all.
@my-name-was-already-taken thanks for opening this issue and reporting on the Edge v17 update. We will test out the new Edge version with our SDK and report back on our findings in the next week or so.
Any updates on this? We are looking into Twilio as a WebRTC infrastructure provider and clear information on the status of Edge would be helpful. Thanks!
Just tested this with twilio-video v1.10.0 and Microsoft EdgeHTML 17.17134 and received an error preventing video with this stack trace:
Error: Could not complete the operation due to error c004e001.
at ChromeRTCPeerConnection
at PeerConnectionV2
at _getOrCreate
at Anonymous function
at run
at Anonymous function
at flush
Let me know if I can help by testing anything else out.
@syerrapragada has started work on support for Edge in twilio-webrtc.js (a dependency of twilio-video.js). We've made some progress, but there are still many quirks to Edge. For example, we are able to crash Edge with our integration tests. If we get some kind of Edge support working, it will almost certainly be "more experimental" than Safari was when we launched support for Safari.
@markandrus Great, thank you for the progress update.
Any further development update for Edge support?
@dibari ,
We have some very basic use cases working on Edge. We still want to fine-tune our implementation to cover more complex use cases before we think about making it generally available. Please watch this space for updates.
Thanks,
Manjesh Malavalli
JSDK Team
@manjeshbhargav, is there any timeline for Edge support even in a preview release?
Hi @yleviel-notarize ,
We are testing experimental Edge support right now, and we are aiming to have it released sometime in Q1 of 2019. Please watch this space for updates.
Thanks,
Manjesh Malavalli
JSDK Team
Hi,
How do you deal with the announcement that Microsoft is using Chromium as its browser engine?
Thanks,
Chris
@cmorgenthaler - thanks for reaching out. As of now, we are testing experimental support for Edge using ORTC APIs. We are tracking further updates from Microsoft around release timelines for the Chromium based Edge browser. We will provide details accordingly.
Any idea on an ETA for this, it would be great to be able to support Edge users.
Hi @cormacguerin ,
Microsoft announced that they have stopped developing on the current version of Edge and will move to a Chromium compatible version sometime in the future. In light of this, we have put our Edge Support effort on hold.
We will revisit once there is some movement by Microsoft in this regard.
Thanks,
Manjesh Malavalli
JSDK Team
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Any updates on this? We are looking into Twilio as a WebRTC infrastructure provider and clear information on the status of Edge would be helpful. Thanks!