| Normally to share your screen with someone you need to install a application and the same application should be available with the second party also to be able to see your screen. Screenleap makes this job very simple as you can share your screen with various users just at a click of a button. No need of |  |
| signup or installing any application on your system. Thus sharing is easy and makes sharing available across platforms and devices at just a click. So no need to use the same application at both end and you can access the shared screen in any browser even on mobile devices. Visit http://www.screenleap.com/ to share your screen.
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| You need to have java installed on your device to share your screen. You can either share entire screen or the portion selected using rectangle selection as shown in the image below. You have the option to pause and re-share the content. Upon sharing the screen you will get a sharing link and an access code. Any one of these can be used to access the shared screen. Screenleap blog has confirmed that in the near future the option of screen sharing may be available inside Gmail itself thus it will make it easy by moving one more step forward. |
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| To access the shared content you need to enter the access URL in your browser or visit http://www.screenleap.com/ and enter the access code. |
| I found the web based application useful to share a presentation or some content with multi users but felt that this could be better if there are options to pass the control to other person and he is is able to edit and take control of your machine. Mobile browser based access make this web application great featured. |
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