On 9/17/2019 10:23 AM, Byron Campen wrote:
I just verified that the media.peerconnection.enable pref still
works for me; when toggled to false, it disables the use of
RTCPeerConnection. It does not disable getUserMedia (which allows the
browser to ask for permission to use your camera/microphone), because
that's a different thing that is used for more than webrtc; do you
want to disable that also?
On 9/14/19 4:27 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I have question... I am using Mozilla Firefox 56 beta 2 version... i
try to disable my webrtc but I fail... I added some extensions and
use manual method [1st type about:config and enter.... 2nd click on
AT ANY RISK ... 3rd search ( media.peerconnection.enable . 4th click
double or right click and select troggy and result is false ... after
doing this I restart me browser and when I check my ip then my webrtc
still enable ..... please help me ... I am student and much worried
I would also *strongly* suggest upgrading to a supported version of
Mozilla... Current version is 69. The only reason to use 56 would be an
absolute need to run old XUL-type extensions -- and then you should run
56 release, not a beta.
56 is way out of date, and does not have current security fixes (and
never will). Also, the current release versions are considerably
faster than 56.
Randell Jesup
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