Robby
For whatever reason it doesn't work…
For whatever reason it doesn't work every single time!

Screenleap allows you to quickly share your screen so that it can be viewed from any web-enabled device. No software installation is required to view a Screenleap screen share.Companies use Screenleap to give sales presentations, collaborate remotely, and support their customers.Features:1. Supports sharing on Macs, Windows, Chromebooks, iOS phones/tablets, and Android phone/tablets.2. Viewers do not need to install any software to see your screen. All they need is a web browser.3. Fastest installation-free, browser-based viewer on the market.4. Supports over 10k viewers per screen share with low latency.5. Allows developers to add screen sharing to their applications using our screen-sharing-as-a-service API.
Screenleap (screenleap.com) has 443 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Robby
For whatever reason it doesn't work every single time!
Geoff
This has become my go to service for remote business meetings due to not requiring my guests to install an app or software on their PC. I'll give it 5 stars if/when it's capable of remote controlling the guests PC.
Response from ScreenleapOct 30, 2020
Hi Geoff, Remote control is supported on all paid plans, but you would need to install the desktop version of Screenleap (for Mac or Windows) on the computer that's being controlled. The person doing the controlling does not need to install anything, they can control everything from their web browser. To give someone control over your screen: 1. Start a meeting and have the viewer join 2. Click on the mouse icon located within the same window as the pause sharing and stop sharing buttons. This will show a list of viewers and allow you to select one to either show their mouse movements or give control over the mouse and keyboard To use remote control on someone else's computer using your paid account, the other person would need to: 1. Join a screen share started from your account 2. Request to become presenter of the screen share and have their request accepted by you 3. The other person must install the full desktop version of Screenleap (for Mac and Windows) and start presenting with that version. The default option is to use installation-free sharing in supported browsers, but they can download the desktop version instead from here: https://www.screenleap.com/desktop-screen-share 4. As the new presenter, they can now select you as a viewer to grant control over their mouse/keyboard Please let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance! Sincerely, Leah
Shelina B.
It's very useful to us......
Russell
All good when needs to be
Samera
Gut betreut und super erklärt von der Frau Baltit
Betty
hope have better instant chatting function sometimes doesn't work due to network issues
Jeff
Just need it easier to jump from screen to screen when using 2 monitors.
Neil
Great software and I'd heartily recommend it. It'd be five stars if it wasn't for the fact that on a couple of occasions my clients couldn't get my sharing page to load in their browsers and we couldn't figure out why (modern browsers and the URL double checked too). Of course, this may not have been the fault of Screenleap but the bottom line is that I still can't use it as a 100% foolproof screen sharing system. Using it as a free tool means there's no cash risk though and it's proved useful on plenty of other occasions.