You can install free third-party extensions that block or disable WebRTC via the Chrome Store. We recommend trying the following extensions:

• WebRTC Network Limiter
• WebRTC Leak Prevent

As a more extreme measure, you can install an extension that blocks all scripts. This increases privacy but may significantly decrease browser functionality, as many websites rely on scripts to load properly. We suggest trying the following extension:

• ScriptSafe

You can install free third-party extensions that block or disable WebRTC via FireFox Browser Add-ons. We suggest trying the following extensions:

• Disable WebRTC
• WebRTC Control

As a more extreme measure, you can install an extension that blocks all scripts. This increases privacy but may significantly decrease browser functionality, as many websites rely on scripts to load properly. We suggest trying the following extension:

• NoScript Security Suite

Alternatively, you can manually block WebRTC in Firefox settings:

1. Open Mozilla Firefox and type about:config in the address bar, then press the Enter key on your keyboard.
2. Accept the warning by clicking Accept the Risk and Continue
3. Type media.peerconnection.enabled in the search bar.
4. Double-click the media.peerconnection.enabled entry or click the Toggle icon.
   Its value changes to false, meaning the feature is disabled.

WebRTC is now blocked in Mozilla Firefox.