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+1 to learning how to share a window, doing it fast when you’re changing windows, and reducing the size of the window. It shows that you care for the audience.
by eastbound 2y ago
+1 to learning how to share a window, doing it fast when you’re changing windows, and reducing the size of the window. It shows that you care for the audience.
- deathanatos 2y agoThe UX for window sharing is just too crappy for this suggestion. I do this, and the single hardest part is locating the window in the list of windows to share. Combine that with a workflow that involves 2 or more windows (e.g., switching between a terminal & a browser … or just wanting to display them both at the same time¹), and it's not really workable. ¹… and while there's no technical reason I couldn't share two windows … there's no support for it.
- eastbound 2y agoNo really: Learn this UX to share your screen. - The last window is always suggested FIRST when sharing, - Learn what to look at: Look at the appearance of your browser window before you go click Share my screen. The second will provide a visual confirmation that you’re clicking the right button. Don’t pass as a boomer when you can be a Millennial!
- deathanatos 2y ago> - The last window is always suggested FIRST when sharing, It most definitely isn't. (I just checked, just to humor you.) > - Learn what to look at: Look at the appearance of your browser window before you go click Share my screen. I'm often staring at it the window I intend to share as I'm going through the list so as to be able to find it. I don't think it's as useful as you think it is. > Don’t pass as a boomer when you can be a Millennial! … right … You're probably making some assumptions about the exact OS/browser/VC SW combination that I'm using, your suggestions simply don't apply to the one I am using.