OptionaluserAgentParser: UserAgentParserReturns the device name/model. Returns empty string if not available.
Returns whether the browser has a Chromium WebRTC implementation
Returns whether the browser has a Firefox WebRTC implementation
Returns whether the browser is supported
Check if the current browser supports the [[VideoFxProcessor]].
boolean representing if browser supports [[VideoFxProcessor]].
Returns the major version of the detected browser
Returns the browser name
Returns the operating system name. Returns empty string if not available.
Returns the operating system version. Returns empty string if not available.
Returns whether the browser needs the audio context suspended and resumed when a device fails
Returns the bundle policy for the browser
Returns whether it is needed to check connection attributes in SDP
Returns whether the browser requires an ICE connection gathering timeout workaround
Returns whether the keyword "exact" should be omitted in a MediaStreamConstraints object
Returns whether the browser requires the "playback" latency hint for Web Audio.
Returns whether the browser will emit the metric 'availableIncomingBandwidth' or similar.
This was previously meant to be used to avoid using a downlink policy dependent on that metric which may have unintended consequences, however with server side network adaptation this is no longer relevant. This function is deprecated and may be removed in a later release.
Returns the supported codecs
Returns whether browser supports the playback of canvas-captured stream.
Returns whether browser supports setSinkId operation
Returns the browser support string
Updates internal values using the User-Agent Client Hints API. If the API is not available, resolves without making changes.
indicates if the values should be updated even if they were already set. Examples of value changes:
Promise that resolves when update is complete
Returns the version string of the detected browser
This interface contains methods on DefaultBrowserBehavior that were incorrectly omitted from BrowserBehavior, plus new methods that were added since the last major version.
Members of this interface can change without a major version bump to accommodate new browser bugs and capabilities. If you extend this type, you might need to rework your code for new minor versions of this library.