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September Updates: Customers feedback

Stay up to date with the latest rtcStats releases and discover new features designed to enhance your WebRTC debugging experience.

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This is the first update we're announcing, with a hope of many more to come. We've got our hands full with work to do and ideas of how to improve our service further.

This update is packed with features and improvements driven directly by your feedback. Our goal is to give you more powerful tools to debug WebRTC issues and a smoother user experience.

šŸš€ Major Improvements

> Deeper ICE Connectivity Analysis

We've completely revamped how we display ICE candidate pairs. To help you understand why a certain connection path was chosen, pairs are now:

  • Ordered by priority, matching the browser's selection logic.
  • Enriched with new data points, including Round-Trip Time (RTT), priority value, and the final pair state (e.g., succeeded, failed).

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> Improved getUserMedia Constraints Parsing

We've enhanced our parser to more clearly distinguish between min/max values and the use of advanced constraints. This makes it much easier to verify your device selection logic and debug tricky getUserMedia issues.

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> Richer Logs and Codec Visibility

The log analysis is now more powerful than ever:

  • We are parsing more comprehensive information from the dump files to provide a complete picture of the session
  • You can now instantly see the codec being used for each m-line, helping you quickly verify codec negotiation and usage

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> New "How to Upload" Video

To help new users get started, we've added a short, helpful video that walks you through the process of exporting a webrtc-internals dump file and uploading it for analysis.

✨ Other Enhancements

> Email & Password Registration

You can now create an account directly with your email and a password. This process includes a simple email verification step and offers more flexibility for users who prefer not to use social logins.

> Expanded Settings Page

Your account settings page is now more transparent, giving you clear information about:

  • Your current credits usage
  • The retention period for your uploaded dumps
  • The maximum file size allowed for uploads

šŸ”§ Important Requirement

To benefit from the full range of new features, especially the enhanced log parsing, please ensure you are exporting your dump files from Chrome version M132 or newer.


šŸŽ‰ We're incredibly excited to get this new version into your hands and are confident these changes will make your WebRTC debugging faster and more effective. Thank you for your continued support and valuable feedback. We hope you will like this new release!