Google Meet Grid View Firefox

Google Meet Grid View On Firefox

By default, Meet allows you to see at most 4 people at the same time during a video conference. You can do this by selecting the tiled view layout. Google Meet Grid View extension is really a great extension to help you feel more connected to the team during meetings. Let us know what you think about it. Don't forget to drop a comment below! This extension adds a button to the top right bar (next to chat & participant list) to enable grid-view in Google Meets. Grid view gives every participant an equal sized video for use in meetings.

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May 22, 2018

Firefox is now supported by Google Hangouts and Meet

After extensive work from the Google Hangouts team and the Firefox WebRTC team both, the consumer version Google Hangouts and the enterprise version Google Meet, are working in Firefox with no plugin required thanks to WebRTC!

How we got here

Turning off the NPAPI support in Firefox 53 resulted in the Google Hangouts plugin not working anymore. Unfortunately that meant that Firefox users could no longer enjoy Google Hangouts or Meet.

Google Chrome users could continue to use Hangouts and Meet without a NPAPI plugin, because the Google Hangout backend service had support for a flavor of WebRTC only implemented in Google Chrome. But that version was not spec compliant and was thus never supported by Firefox.

It took a considerable amount of effort from the Google Hangouts team to update their backend service to the latest version of the WebRTC specs to support Firefox. At the same time the Firefox WebRTC team implemented a bunch of features to support large scale conferencing for Google Meet.

In fact Google Hangouts, the consumer version, started working with Firefox 56. Now with Firefox 60 we were able to ship all the required features to also support Google Meet.

Google Meet On Firefox

Thanks to all the hard working people involved in this project and resulting in making the Open Web a better and safer place from today on!

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