Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge (Chromium Version) has recently removed the ability to Disable 'Anonymize Local IPs Exposed by WebRTC' as referenced in this article: Disabling Anonymize Local IPs Exposed by WebRTC
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- Microsoft Edge Webrtc Extension
- Microsoft Edge Chromium Webrtc
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To disable this now, you will need to use the following Group Policies:
Webrtc externals extension running in Microsoft Edge And I get a single tool workflow for debugging WebRTC issues that works in three different browsers. Hopefully Safari support will come soon too – the technique of intercepting the API calls is already working in Safari, so we just need to wait for support of the WebExtension APIs. Introducing WebRTC 1.0 and interoperable real-time communications in Microsoft Edge. 1.0 surpasses interoperability in the title, while interoperability (with Chrome) surpasses anything else in that announcement.
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What is WebRTC?
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App apple iphone. WebRTC is an HTML5 specification that you can use to add real time media communications directly between browser and devices.
More Info: https://webrtc.org/
Prerequisites
- Have the Latest Google Chrome ADMX: Download Chrome Browser for Your Business - Chrome Enterprise
- Have the Latest Microsoft Edge ADMX
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Follow these steps to configure Senso to work effectively with Google Chrome and WebRTC:
1. Open Group Policy and Create or Edit a Group Policy Object. Note: Make sure the policy is applied to all devices that will use the Senso Console on Google Chrome.
2. Go to Computer Configuration/Policies/Administrative Templates/Google/Google Chrome and Open URLs for which Local IPs are exposed in WebRTC ICE Candidates:
3. Make sure to select Enabled and then click on Show. Enter the Value: *senso.cloud*. Click Ok and then Apply. You can now close the Group Policy Object.
4. Devices will now need to have Group Policies updated and then restarted. Once complete, you will now be able to Generate Thumbnails via the Local Network.
Microsoft Edge Webrtc Extension
Follow these steps to configure Senso to work effectively with Microsoft Edge (Chromium Version) and WebRTC:
1. Open Group Policy and Create or Edit a Group Policy Object. Note: Make sure the policy is applied to all devices that will use the Senso Console on Google Chrome.
Microsoft Edge Chromium Webrtc
2. Go to Computer Configuration/Policies/Administrative Templates/Microsoft Edge/and Open Manage exposure of local IP addressess by WebRTC
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3. Make sure to select Enabled and then click on Show. Enter the Value exactly as shown here: *senso.cloud*
4.Click Ok and then Apply. You can now close the Group Policy Object.