I'd also like to see an option for Firefox or Safari but the market for those (even combined) is much smaller than for Chrome (and by extension Edge. And yes naming the browser Edge is so funny!). So the focus is on StreamMaster (and since that's based on Chrome, the Chrome and Edge browsers).

small upate from my side: I tested the connection between Streammate, Vibemate, and Lovense using both mobile and desktop browsers such as Firefox and Chrome. It is indeed possible to manually operate the toy with its seven built-in levels, stream, receive tips, and synchronize with another performer's toy using Vibemate.

However, achieving this functionality demands significant patience and a considerable amount of time, involving trial and error. For instance, determining which software to connect the toy with first can be challenging. Additionally, issues such as the toy disconnecting in streaming extensions or Vibemate, as well as crashes from other applications like Epoc Cam/Camera Hub, are not uncommon. Using it with Google Chrome ends in cosmic frustration and a malfunctioning computer. My behavior during streams (while testing) is an external manifestation of fury and frustration, despairing over wasted time. What should be done by developers and testers is not working for users. Many times, I ended up clicking for 8 hours only to arrive at the same point: Bluetooth disconnecting and software crashing.

This integration is still relatively new, and while Streammate appears to be a valuable resource for learning, it can be cumbersome and resource-intensive. In particular, the built-in OBS frequently crashes, even with simple setups, occurring as frequently as 27 crashes in 10 minutes.