"Video calls" on the Internet, etc. .. that's what Google hides!

The search engine giant Google is extending its services to web users by leveraging the popular Google Duo video chat app and offering it to users in the coming weeks.
Google will publish a copy of the chat application intended to be available on Google Chrome, as well as on other competing browsers such as Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari, as well as a separate application available on Google Play Store or Apple Store.

This means expanding the Google Checkout service to reach more users. However, it is not yet clear whether the version of the web application will include all functions of the separate application.

But are likely to include at least basic Duo features like Knock Knock "toc knockout and the ability to leave video messages."

Google's web video chat feature supports group communication for up to seven people at a time.

Users must first create a group containing the contacts they want to chat with and then be able to make a call with everyone at the same time.