[drdaeman]

I believe it does not and "VR" is a misnomer here. It's all pancake stuff with just WebGL.

From a quick glance there seem to be no WebVR/WebXR support in there (nothing checks for VR hardware and the minified JS doesn't seem to have any obvious API references).

[nomel]

Also, it couldn't really be true/personal video chat, unless an avatar, or a video stream of a person wearing an HMD, would be acceptable.