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The 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.
by deathanatos 2y ago
The 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.