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About a third of our company uses PC or Chromebook, so I guess they're out of luck? Imagine trying to use this with a vendor or a client, and they can't get int
by karaterobot 4y ago
About a third of our company uses PC or Chromebook, so I guess they're out of luck? Imagine trying to use this with a vendor or a client, and they can't get into the session, ugh.
What people want in a collaboration session is low barrier to entry: everybody should just click a thing and be in the session without having to do anything else, or be signed up for anything, or own anything they don't already own. I don't see that this provides that.
Figjam is far from perfect, but at least it gets that right.
- rib3ye 4y agoAfter telling my wife that Apple made a FigJam clone, she looked at Freeform and said "So it's like Jamboard?" I had no idea Google also made a Figjam clone.
- chadlavi 4y agoto be fair, Google's (terrible) version of this predates figjam by quite a bit, and maybe even predates Miro.
- LegitShady 4y ago>About a third of our company uses PC or Chromebook, so I guess they're out of luck? Imagine trying to use this with a vendor or a client, and they can't get into the session, ugh. but why would you try? just use multiple platform supported applications to begin with. no one cares if you use word or ipages to take notes but if you want to collaborate dont start with apple's euphemistic definition of it