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And that is better?
by mvid 6y ago
And that is better?
- snazz 6y agoIt doesn't require installing any software, which is biggest source of issues with Zoom. It also makes realistic claims about its security: https://support.google.com/a/answer/7582940?hl=en https://support.google.com/a/answer/7582940?hl=en
- noahtallen 6y agoYou don’t have to install any software to use Zoom.
- catalogia 6y agoTo be fair, Zoom does their best to conceal this. On MacOS at least, you have to download their installer twice, ignoring it each time, before it lets you connect using the web client. Awful dark patterns like this should be illegal.
- throwphoton 6y agoI wish I knew that before I installed it. Does the MacOS uninstall actually remove all traces of Zoom at this point?
- gregmac 6y agoLast time I used it, I had to log in to be able to join in my browser, and then couldn't see more then one feed at a time. Kind of limiting, especially compared to jitsi for example.
- distances 6y agoLast time I had a Zoom meeting these were the steps to a browser join link: 1. Go to zoom.com 2. Click "Join a meeting" 3. Enter meeting id and click Join 4. Ignore the automatic app download 5. Go back 6. Click "Join a meeting" again 7. Enter meeting id and click Join again 8. Ignore the app download again 9. Click at "If nothing prompts, click here" 10. Click "Join from your browser" 11. Agree to terms of service 12. Enter password and name, click Join Needless to say, I prefer Jitsi or even Google Meet.