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I use the zoom web client, when I have to use zoom. It has fewer features, but I'm more comfortable running badly written software in an environment designed fo
by AlexCoventry 6y ago
I use the zoom web client, when I have to use zoom. It has fewer features, but I'm more comfortable running badly written software in an environment designed for hostile code.
Just change the /j/ in the url to /wc/, and insert /join after the meeting id.
https://devforum.zoom.us/t/launch-zoom-client-from-browser-without-redirect/9304 https://devforum.zoom.us/t/launch-zoom-client-from-browser-w...
- throwaway888abc 6y agohandy, thanks
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- neolog 6y agoTry stracing the desktop client.
- jacobolus 6y agoThe zoom web client has extremely buggy audio support. It regularly breaks in all of the browsers on my computer, and I end up listening to meetings only able to contribute via the text chat.
- AlexCoventry 6y agoAh, I didn't know that. I always phone in, and only use the computer audio as a failover.
- linuxftw 6y agoI've had this as well. I just refresh as soon as the audio and video comes up, and this seems to keep it stable for the remainder of the session. Otherwise, there's like a 60% I lose the ability to do anything.
- spurgu 6y agoAudio was stuttering for me as well up until at some point late last autumn / early winter when it suddenly started working quite fine to the point I could actually bear using it. On MacOS with Chrome.
- gnarbarian 6y agostrange. I exclusively use the web client with chromium and ubuntu and have no issues whatsoever. I use it for probably 20 meetings per week.
- mfkp 6y agoYou can also click "cancel" when the browser prompts you to open in zoom, then it will show a link to join from the browser.