Running your first WebRTC application
Now, run your web page to test it out. When you run the page it should ask you to share your camera with the browser. Once you accept, it will start the WebRTC connection process. The browser should almost instantly go through the steps that we have discussed so far, and create a connection. You should then see two videos of yourself, one from your camera and the other being streamed over a WebRTC connection.
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