Best practices when using the Meeting SDK in an iFrame

Zoom recommends using the Meeting SDK for web directly on the webpage it is being used in. However, certain use cases could require the Meeting SDK to be embedded in an iFrame on a webpage.

Here are the best practices for using the Meeting SDK in an iFrame:

1. Both the parent webpage, and the iFrame src need to be served over https.
2. The allow attribute on the iFrame needs to include the camera, and microphone permissions. For example:

   <iframe src="https://example.com/meetingsdk" allow="camera; microphone"></iframe>

3. If you are wanting to use features like virtual background, sending 720p video, and Gallery View, the SharedArrayBuffer API is required on both the parent webpage and the iFrame source.
4. Responsive iFrames require additional CSS styles.
5. Stay up to date on browser compatibility.