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5) Go to `localhost:8080` to test the app once the server is running. The first time you use the docker container, an alert message will suggest you accept the self-signed certificate of openvidu-server when you first try to join a video-call.
If you have problems acceppting the cerficitate you can connect through `127.0.0.1` instead of `localhost`.
Opening and using Internet Explorer with **openvidu-internet-explorer**, openvidu-brower will present an alert which will allow you install the Temasys WebTTC plugin. Once the plugin has been intalled, your browser is ready to works with OpenVidu.
First time you use this application **openvidu-internet-explorer** with Internet Explorer, openvidu-brower will present an alert which will allow you to install the Temasys WebTTC plugin. Once the plugin has been intalled, your browser is ready to work with OpenVidu.
Internet Explorer (IE) is a highly restrictive browser so we have had several stones on the way. One of these stones has been to get access to client's media devices. **IE does not allow to access our webcam more than once**, so you won't be able to test the app between two different IE tabs. And, of course, you cannot access the same camera with two different browsers.
Internet Explorer (IE) is a highly restrictive browser so we have had several stones on the way. Once of these stones have been to get our user media. Trying to test openvidu-internet-explorer, opening tabs to connect our session, we have realized IE does not allow to access our webcam more than once.
Another restriction we have found is the ECMAScript version. IE does not support fully a ECMAScript version upper than 5 so this tutorial has been developed with ECMAScript 5.
Another restriction is the ECMAScript version. IE does not fully support a ECMAScript version upper than 5 so this tutorial has been developed with ECMAScript 5. This means that JavaScript code won't have promises and other modern JavaScript features.
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