ScreenHero
A classic collaborative screen sharing tool that appeared around 2013. Its core innovation was giving each participant an independent mouse pointer to enable multiple people to operate on the same screen simultaneously. It was popular for pair programming and remote interviews, and was later acquired by Slack and integrated into Slack Calls, then discontinued around 2019.
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Petal is an open-source project positioned as an open-source alternative to CoScreen/ScreenHero, completely free, aimed at multi-person real-time collaborative screen sharing.
ScreenHero was a collaboration tool that appeared around 2013, whose core innovation was giving each participant an independent mouse pointer to enable multi-person operation on the same screen.
ScreenHero was later acquired by Slack and integrated into Slack Calls, and was finally officially discontinued around 2019.
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Petal is an open-source project positioned as an open-source alternative to CoScreen/ScreenHero, completely free, aimed at multi-person real-time collaborative screen sharing.
50%UnverifiedScreenHero was a collaboration tool that appeared around 2013, whose core innovation was giving each participant an independent mouse pointer to enable multi-person operation on the same screen.
50%UnverifiedScreenHero was later acquired by Slack and integrated into Slack Calls, and was finally officially discontinued around 2019.
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