WebRTC support comes to Ferr
Sessions now handle WebRTC, so audio, video, and real-time features work in a Ferr browser.
A growing number of sites lean on WebRTC for calls, streams, and real-time data. Ferr sessions now support it, so those experiences work instead of silently failing.
Why it was hard
WebRTC negotiates its own connections outside the normal request path, which makes it tricky to run cleanly in a managed cloud browser. Getting it right meant handling that negotiation without leaking your real network.
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