And TeamViewer’s complexity means it takes a lot more work to keep secure-something you absolutely need to do if you’re going to use it. Like Chrome Remote Desktop, it’s available across the board-Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, and so on. It’s not that hard to set up and use, but I’ll warn you now, Chrome Remote Desktop is a lot simpler. RELATED: How to Lock Down TeamViewer for More Secure Remote Accessįor everyone else, there’s TeamViewer. And if you don’t use Chrome, well, you can’t very well use Chrome Remote Desktop, can you? Like I said earlier, not everyone uses Chrome. Option Two: TeamViewer (Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone) When you’re finished, just tap the “Stop Sharing” button at the bottom. At this point, you can easily do what you need to do-use your finger as the mouse and tap to click. Click on the download arrow in the bottom corner of the “Set up remote access” box.īoom. To get started, head over to the new Chrome Remote Desktop beta website. As such, we’ll leave the tutorial for setting up the Remote Desktop Chrome app in place below for the time being. Note: At the time of writing, Chrome Remote Desktop on the web web is still in beta, so it may be slightly buggy. The original iteration of Chrome Remote Desktop took place as an install-able Chrome app from the Chrome Web Store, but since Google is phasing out Chrome apps in exchange for progressive web apps, we’ll start with how to set up Remote Desktop using the all new web app version of the service. How to Set up Chrome Remote Desktop (Beta) But if you use Chrome, this is probably your easiest option. While there are a lot of Chrome users out there, I get that there are also quite a few users who just aren’t into Google’s browser, and that’s okay-we’ll talk about a good option for you guys down below. Of course, it does have its caveats, like the fact that you have to be a Chrome user.
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