Philip Jägenstedt

I think that as a baseline, we'd want Chrome on Android, Safari on iOS and Firefox on Android. @thejohnjansen, how about Edge?

It was @breezet who brought this up for Baidu Browser.

@tayqassqan is it primarily the Baidu browser on Android that we're talking about here? What options to web developers have for automatically starting the browser, doing something, and getting a...

> I think it is not a goal for this issue. I expect things is most mobile browsers in China can join WPT. @tayqassqan, I'd very much like that, and...

> I'll send you an email in the last two days, let's communicate in detail on email. Didn't see anything yet :)

Thanks @agouaillard, that's very helpful. @JKereliuk, I think the minimum set of flags for Chrome would be --use-fake-ui-for-media-stream and --use-fake-device-for-media-stream, corresponding to the two WebDriver extensions that are needed. @youennf,...

https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/issues/7424 is relevant to this as well.

We should probably include https://wpt.fyi/mediacapture-streams as well, since it would be trivial.

@kereliuk, this is now done for Chrome, but not Firefox, right?

What's the best practice for documenting that something is Python 3? Is it to use some feature early in the file that would break in Python 2?