disable webrtc

[gluester]

i know most of you guys are trying to get webrtc it to work but i need it to not work how would i do this without turning off javascript?
so far i have tried without the result im looking for

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              commandLine.AppendArgument("--disable-media-stream");
            commandLine.AppendSwitch("--disable-webrtc");
            commandLine.AppendSwitch("disable-webrtc-encryption");
            commandLine.AppendSwitch("--disable-webrtc-hw-decoding");
            commandLine.AppendSwitch("--disable-webrtc-hw-encoding");
            commandLine.AppendSwitch("--disable-webrtc-hw-encoding");
            commandLine.AppendSwitch("enable_webrtc", "0");
            commandLine.AppendSwitch("ENABLE_WEBRTC", "0");

[fddima]

AppendSwitch did not require "--" prefix.

[gluester]

AppendSwitch did not require "--" prefix.

thanks doesnt work without the -- either

[magreenblatt]

i know most of you guys are trying to get webrtc it to work but i need it to not work

What is your definition of "not work"? It will not work by default in CEF unless you pass the `--enable-media-stream` flag.

[gluester]

i know most of you guys are trying to get webrtc it to work but i need it to not work

What is your definition of "not work"? It will not work by default in CEF unless you pass the `--enable-media-stream` flag.

i mean so that sites like http://whoer.net/ cant pick up your ip through webrtc

[magreenblatt]

i mean so that sites like http://whoer.net/ cant pick up your ip through webrtc

Without knowing technical details it's impossible to say whether it's possible or not. Are you using some type of proxy that otherwise hides your IP address?

[magreenblatt]

i mean so that sites like http://whoer.net/ cant pick up your ip through webrtc

Without knowing technical details it's impossible to say whether it's possible or not. Are you using some type of proxy that otherwise hides your IP address?

This seems like an interesting example: https://www.browserleaks.com/webrtc

[gluester]

i mean so that sites like http://whoer.net/ cant pick up your ip through webrtc

Without knowing technical details it's impossible to say whether it's possible or not. Are you using some type of proxy that otherwise hides your IP address?

yes i am using a proxy and webrtc leaks the proxy information of my local device. i need a way to block these kind of calls happening or to mask over the webrtc ip with the proxy ip. Is this possible yet? If it isn't will it be possible in the future?

[gluester]

Any updates on this yet?

[magreenblatt]

Any updates on this yet?

There is no way to disable it currently.