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> It's "clientless" as in you don't have to install any software on the machine you want to connect from. Except a browser compatible with HTML5-august-2014-re
by gioele 12y ago
> It's "clientless" as in you don't have to install any software on the machine you want to connect from.
Except a browser compatible with HTML5-august-2014-revision. Believe it or not, there are many places stuck in pre-HTML5 times (hotel computers, for example).
If it could stream GIFs and accept clicks with server-side image maps, then it would be compatible with every desktop graphical browser in existence (Opera Mini and text browser would still be not enough).
- Eiriksmal 12y ago> If it could stream GIFs and accept clicks with server-side image maps, then it would be compatible with every desktop graphical browser in existence I can't decide if that's the most brilliant idea I've ever heard or the most terrifying. Probably both.
- tekacs 12y agoLogMeIn did this (albeit with refreshing static images for control, IIRC) as a supported in-browser fallback client for almost a decade. It was horrifically painful, but usable in a pinch.
- drunkcatsdgaf 12y agoYou could always install a older version, this has been around for roughly 2 years now.