Live screen sharing feature enables web visitors to view your screen in real-time on the web.
I recently had the chance to use Spy and I must say it's a pretty incredible software. It allows you to run a small server on your Mac that people can use to see your screen and information about your Macintosh. All they need to do is access it via a web browser.
What makes this even more exciting is that they can choose to look at a static image or watch your screen live in real-time. This adds an extra layer of convenience and flexibility that many software tools lack.
Additionally, you can choose which image format you want to use, either JPEG or PNG, and your users can manually specify the picture quality they want. All this is done through specifying the desired quality and scale in the picture.jpg or picture.png request.
Overall, I highly recommend Spy to anyone who needs remote access to their Macintosh. It's flexible, easy to use, and comes with tons of features that you won't find in many other software tools. So if you're looking for reliable remote access tools, be sure to check it out.
What makes this even more exciting is that they can choose to look at a static image or watch your screen live in real-time. This adds an extra layer of convenience and flexibility that many software tools lack.
Additionally, you can choose which image format you want to use, either JPEG or PNG, and your users can manually specify the picture quality they want. All this is done through specifying the desired quality and scale in the picture.jpg or picture.png request.
Overall, I highly recommend Spy to anyone who needs remote access to their Macintosh. It's flexible, easy to use, and comes with tons of features that you won't find in many other software tools. So if you're looking for reliable remote access tools, be sure to check it out.
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