About WebRTCCheck
WebRTCCheck is a diagnostic app for testing whether Android System WebView supports WebRTC features. WebRTC is a technology used by web pages for real-time communication, such as audio or video connections. The app makes it quick to check whether the WebView installed on a device can handle those functions. The tool is especially relevant when using a third-party WebView, since some versions may have faulty WebRTC support. The product description says the issue does not occur in the stock Android System WebView. WebRTCCheck helps identify whether the problem is tied to the browser component rather than to a particular website or app. The app is a test utility rather than a general-purpose browser or a repair tool. It can reveal whether WebRTC functionality is available in the device’s WebView, but the supplied information does not describe a way to modify or replace that component. Its use is a quick compatibility check for Android web-based apps that rely on real-time communication.
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