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Head to, click on UAS extension icon in the toolbar and in the second row, choose “Google Chrome” or “Microsot Edge” as user Agent.Ĥ. Download and install the Web extension version of User-Agent Switcherģ. Visit the Mozilla add-ons site for FirefoxĢ. Make the new Skype for Web to work in Firefoxġ.

Reason: Current Firefox version 65 doesn’t support NPAPI which is required for the web version of Skype to function, the service doesn’t work. But the new Skype for Web supports only Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers, but not Firefox. If you don’t know, yesterday, Microsoft has launched new “Skype for Web” and is available with feature such as HD calling, Call recording, Notifications Panel and chat media gallery. Well Apparently, Mozilla can’t do much about it, but if you are desperate to use the web version of Skype in Firefox without switching to another browser, you can, here is how.

It will be nice, isn’t it, to start a discussion, for example to have an online interview with a potential candidate or employer, to chat over Skype directly from a browser in just a click.If you now visit the newly launched Skype for Web in Firefox browser, the site says ” browser not supported” message informing “Use Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome to access Skype for Web experience” and suggests to download Skype to the computer as an alternative. The Skype for Web will allow users to connect with friends, family and colleagues around the world, for free – directly from, from anywhere, on personal computer, using an internet café or hotel computer where Skype can’t be downloaded at all. The current solution is already capable of features ranging from instant messaging and standard video conversations to multiparty conferences on most web browsers, with the majority of developers being involved in creating the framework for Skype to run smoothly. In the first phase Skype for Web is available for Windows users, as Skype for Web supports Internet Explorer 10 or later and the newest versions of Chrome and Firefox, while Mac users need Safari 6 or later to run it. Testing is not yet completed so Skype for Web is not available for everybody but rolling-out continues as the problems found with the help of the testers, real users, are solved.

There was an announcement in November last year stating Microsoft launched a beta version of the Skype for Web but its availability was limited on invitation only. The moment we will be able to use Skype directly from the web browser, without having to download an app or plugin before we get started, is getting closer.