Zoom just did it better. Using zoom was frictionless, specially pre-Corona Times. - Keyboard shortcuts for most common tasks (new meeting, copy meeting id) -

Zoom just did it better. Using zoom was frictionless, specially pre-Corona Times. - Keyboard shortcuts for most common tasks (new meeting, copy meeting id) - Just send a link to invite someone to a meeting (no need to wait for the "e-mail" to arrive, or to download an ics attachment with the meeting details). - Just click on the link to join a meeting - Just click share to share screen (no more "can you make me the presenter" conversations) - Super easy way of asking remote control (no "click to take remote control" message) - Easy to use audio testing feature - Meeting ID on top of every meeting so it was easy to see and share (this was been deprecated though, after someone from the Uk gov't published their meeting id on social media) - Added everyone on your domain name as a contact (this was disabled as a default setting after this happened with an European ISP e-mail addresses) While competing solutions still required meeting id, meeting password, typing your name and e-mail, "taking the presenter role" before screen sharing, downloading a temporary executable file, showed weird gray boxes during screen sharing. Other nice features where; Multiplatform Win/Mac/Linux/Browser based, Android, iOS, lots of dial-in phone numbers, even in my third world country (!), also audio/video quality was more stable even with our third world internet. Did I also mention their executable clients where super responsive.