Use ScreenSharePRO in a web browser
View or control a computer, or share your own screen, from Chrome, Edge or Firefox without installing anything - and what the browser cannot do.
The web app at /app works in a modern browser - useful on a computer where you cannot install anything. Sign in with your ScreenSharePRO account first; the web app needs one.
View or control a computer
- Open the web app and sign in, then choose View a screen.
- Enter the computer's 10-digit ID (or a 6-digit session code) and its password. Optionally type the name the other person will see.
- Connect. You can control the computer's keyboard and mouse (if its owner allows it), change the picture quality, go fullscreen and record to a .webm file.
Share your screen from a browser
Choose Share my screen and then Share Screen: your browser asks which screen or window to share. Give the person the session ID or code and the password shown. Sharing from a browser is always view-only: viewers cannot control your computer.
What works where
| Desktop app | Browser | |
|---|---|---|
| See a remote screen | Yes | Yes |
| Control keyboard and mouse | Yes | Yes, when the other computer runs the desktop app |
| Windows shortcuts (Win key, Alt+Tab) | Yes | No |
| Copy and paste, file transfer | Yes | No |
| Switch monitors, change resolution | Yes | No |
| Saved computers, Wake-on-LAN | Yes | No |
| Share your screen | Yes, with control | View-only |
| Record | MP4 | WebM |
The full comparison is on the downloads page.
Note: The browser connects directly, without a relay, so on some strict networks it may not connect where the desktop app does. If that happens, use the desktop app.
Still stuck? Contact our support team — and if you can, attach the file from Export logs for support.