Thank you for putting this out there. 10 a month per user puts me in the 'likely never' category.
I suppose people that use it a lot will benefit and those who have big budgets won't think about the price.
I loved screenhero and bemoaned it's disappearance into the slack neververse. Glad to see you are able to bring something back that was good before an aquihire gone blank.
If there's ever a version where I could pay a hundred bucks to use the code on my own servers for as much as the servers can handle, I would jump on it.
I like the way the privacy policy it put together. With my bit of research into webrtc, am I assuming that "In 1:1 meetings with two participants, media data is sent peer-to-peer" - would mean a direct connect shares each person's ip address with the other person's system - and this does not happen when going through the third party servers(?)
No big deal when screen sharing with friends, creates an issue for some people who don't know about these things and they get stalked by someone who suddenly knows what city and internet provider you are using, for some people.
I suppose people that use it a lot will benefit and those who have big budgets won't think about the price.
I loved screenhero and bemoaned it's disappearance into the slack neververse. Glad to see you are able to bring something back that was good before an aquihire gone blank.
If there's ever a version where I could pay a hundred bucks to use the code on my own servers for as much as the servers can handle, I would jump on it.
I like the way the privacy policy it put together. With my bit of research into webrtc, am I assuming that "In 1:1 meetings with two participants, media data is sent peer-to-peer" - would mean a direct connect shares each person's ip address with the other person's system - and this does not happen when going through the third party servers(?)
No big deal when screen sharing with friends, creates an issue for some people who don't know about these things and they get stalked by someone who suddenly knows what city and internet provider you are using, for some people.