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Cloud-based Chrome, Firefox or Brave browser that is also multiplayer
- IamFermat 5y agoWe enable anyone to spin up any of the major browsers in the cloud that is collaborative - multiple people can control. Co-browse any web app without download. Love for you all to try it out and give us feedback. Since it runs in the cloud, we do incur costs. Here's a coupon code SHOWHN you can use for 30 day free use. Would appreciate any feedback!
- hsileng 5y agoHuh. Intriguing concept. I imagine being in the cloud adds some latency to the experience?
- IamFermat 5y agoThat's part of our secret sauce we solved :) If you are have at least 40Mbps downstream bandwidth (most home broadband), there's little noticeable latency.
- pskirbe 5y agoI like that I can go back to earlier sessions and see meeting notes, the attendees and pretty much anything else i want to store from the session. Pretty cool.
- sdneirf 5y agoCould be game-changer for remote teams. I like the no download.
- IamFermat 5y agoYep, you can access the cloud-based browser via any local browser, without any install. Yeah it's a bit meta....
- adeel4 5y agoThat's cool twist. I guess if all apps are up on the cloud, why not the browser. Really like the collaborative angle. Will give it a try.
- wayneotau 5y agoNeat. I want to play Galaga online with someone else using this!
- pamelabuck 5y agoThe design and UI/UX is clean. I like I can choose where I spin up the cloud browser and that it's ephemeral (for privacy/security). Sharing the URL to invite someone to co-control with is also easy. You guys need to integrate this into Zoom!
- raimundjoss 5y agoNo Edge browser? Just kidding.... I couldn't understand what you meant by multiplayer till I watched the video. That's interesting... you basically made all web apps instantly collaborative
- goDark 5y agoPretty good stuff. I like how you can select browser location. Feels like it's native!