One of the big issues I have with these bits of software is that many have
screwed around with the api so screenreaders cannot 'see' the other end
correctly. This puts blind people at a disadvantage
Brian

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Bill wrote:

What alternatives to TeamViewer are people using?

Where I can, I use reverse VNC so the person needing help connects to me,
so they don't need to dick about with firewall rules, and I can hapilly se
up port forwarding at my end, and it's not reliant on any 3rd party's
servers,

So, I don't use it much, but have used AnyDesk as a TeamViewer substitute.


Thanks, Andy. I've just tried AnyDesk between two machines here and it
seems pretty good.
I'm also looking at the Chrome Remote Desktop add-on but have not yet got
as far with that.
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