We’ve written before about how most of the innovation in browsers is going on between the two leading open source contenders–Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome–and now Firefox may very well benefit from the shrewd move toward enbabling advanced video and audio recording features within the browser. The Rainbow add-in, from Mozilla Labs, only works in nightly build versions for the Mac right now, but will quickly arrive for Linux and Windows. It lets web developers access video and audio recording capabilities using just a few lines of Javascript. Essentially, it’s like having a dedicated video and audio recording app embedded in the browser.
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