The WebRTC feature allows you to make video calls directly from Firefox - no downloads or account signups needed! Grab a friend and help us improve Firefox WebRTC by participating in this experiment. All you'll need is a microphone, a webcam (optional if you'd like audio calls only), and Firefox Beta.

Invite someone to talk

1. Launch Firefox Beta.
2. Click on the chat bubble on the toolbar or menu panel to generate a link.

   

3. Use the built-in controls to email the link to a friend, or copy and send it through your favorite text messenger.
4. When your friend visits the link and starts a call, you'll see a call notification:

   

5. Click to accept the call.
6. Use the privacy controls to mute your microphone or turn off your camera as needed.
7. To end the call, click .

I received an invitation. How do I initiate a call?

1. Click on the link and press to initiate a call.
2. Click Share Selected Devices to allow Firefox to access your microphone and webcam (if available) for the call.
3. When your friend accepts the call, you'll be able to see and hear each other.
4. Use the privacy controls to mute your microphone or turn off your camera as needed.
5. To end the call, click .

Help! I don't see the WebRTC icon.

If you don't see the WebRTC icon, simply drag it out of the Customize menu panel to a spot that's convenient for you.

1. Click on the menu button The image "new fx menu" does not exist. on the top right corner of the browser.
2. Click +Customize to see your customization options.

   

3. Drag the phone icon from the customization panel to your toolbar or menu.

   

4. Click Exit Customize to finish.

Thank you for helping us test this feature. Your participation helps us improve Firefox.