Cloud-based Chrome, Firefox or Brave browser that is also multiplayer(remotehq.com)

20 pointsby IamFermat5 anni fa13 comments

Cloud-based Chrome, Firefox or Brave browser that is also multiplayer

https://www.remotehq.com

13 comments

We enable anyone to spin up any of the major browsers in the cloud that is collaborative - multiple people can control. Co-browse any web app without download. Love for you all to try it out and give us feedback. Since it runs in the cloud, we do incur costs.

Here's a coupon code SHOWHN you can use for 30 day free use. Would appreciate any feedback!

wodahs025 anni fa

Just tried it out briefly. Pretty WYSIWYG. Could be useful for my daily standup. Hope it works on mobile.

IamFermat5 anni fa

It works on mobile too. You should try it on a tablet. The experience is really good, especially if you are collaborating with someone.

pamelabuck5 anni fa

The design and UI/UX is clean. I like I can choose where I spin up the cloud browser and that it's ephemeral (for privacy/security). Sharing the URL to invite someone to co-control with is also easy. You guys need to integrate this into Zoom!

raimundjoss5 anni fa

No Edge browser? Just kidding.... I couldn't understand what you meant by multiplayer till I watched the video. That's interesting... you basically made all web apps instantly collaborative

sdneirf5 anni fa

Could be game-changer for remote teams. I like the no download.

IamFermat5 anni fa

Yep, you can access the cloud-based browser via any local browser, without any install. Yeah it's a bit meta....

pskirbe5 anni fa

I like that I can go back to earlier sessions and see meeting notes, the attendees and pretty much anything else i want to store from the session. Pretty cool.

goDark5 anni fa

Pretty good stuff. I like how you can select browser location. Feels like it's native!

adeel45 anni fa

That's cool twist. I guess if all apps are up on the cloud, why not the browser. Really like the collaborative angle. Will give it a try.

hsileng5 anni fa

Huh. Intriguing concept. I imagine being in the cloud adds some latency to the experience?

IamFermat5 anni fa

That's part of our secret sauce we solved :) If you are have at least 40Mbps downstream bandwidth (most home broadband), there's little noticeable latency.

wayneotau5 anni fa

Neat. I want to play Galaga online with someone else using this!