Media over QUIC (MoQ) hype check: WebTransport usage data with a rebuttal to Cloudflare’s post—why no one has switched to MoQ from WebRTC.

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Analysis of Media over QUIC (MoQ) adoption claims versus reality, using Chrome usage metrics to debunk assertions that developers are switching from WebRTC. Chrome data shows WebTransport usage remains minimal (0.035% peak vs WebRTC's stable 0.35%), with multiple failed experiments over five years. Addresses misconceptions about WebRTC architecture, noting that server-based deployments (SFUs/MCUs) have been standard for years, not peer-to-peer full mesh. Concludes that despite marketing claims, no successful large-scale migration from WebRTC to MoQ has occurred yet.

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