Firefox Browser’s Super Simple Video and Voice Calling
Video phone calling has been around, at least in concept, if not in practice, for decades.
In 1964, U.S. telephone giant, AT&T, premiered its “Picturephone.” But neither that first device or its later iterations caught on.

Fast-forward to the present, and thanks to services like Skype, Apple’s FaceTime for both Mac computers and Apple mobile devices, and Google Hangouts, if you have a computer, smartphone, or tablet, you can carry on face-to-face conversations over the Internet with anyone else who has a similar device and Internet access.
But those visual conversations were not always so easy to kick off. FaceTime only works on Apple devices. Skype and Google Hangouts require an account with username and password.
Now Mozilla has added “Hello,” a very easy to use video calling feature, to its Firefox Web browser (Version 34 or later).
Here’s how it works.