If you select Share for the first time, a dialog prompts you to open the system preferences.
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- Adobe Connect User Guide
- Introduction
- Adobe Connect Meeting
- Start, attend, and manage Adobe Connect meetings and sessions
- Host and Presenter Area in Adobe Connect
- Adobe Connect application for desktop
- Adobe Connect pre-meeting diagnostic test
- Adobe Connect Central home page
- Share content during a session
- Update and manage Adobe Connect meetings
- View meeting reports and analytics data
- Work with Pods
- Accessibility features in Adobe Connect
- Keyboard shortcuts in Adobe Connect
- Create virtual meeting rooms and arrange layouts
- Breakout rooms in Adobe Connect meetings
- Manage meeting attendees in Adobe Connect
- Start, attend, and manage Adobe Connect meetings and sessions
- Adobe Connect administration and maintenance
- Enabling Adobe Connect HTML client
- Enabling single sign-on in Adobe Connect
- Change the timeout period
- Configure audio providers for Universal Voice
- Create and import users and groups in Adobe Connect
- Enhance Adobe Connect account security
- Generate usage reports in Adobe Connect Central
- Administer and manage Adobe Connect accounts
- Manage users and groups
- Set permissions for library files and folders
- Back up user data, database, and settings of Adobe Connect server
- Build custom reports from the Adobe Connect database
- Maintain disk space and clean cache on an Adobe Connect server
- Manage and monitor Adobe Connect server logs
- Start and stop Adobe Connect services
- Adobe Connect Events
- Adobe Connect Training and Seminars
- About Adobe Connect courses and curriculum for training
- Conduct trainings with Adobe Connect
- Create and manage seminars
- Create training courses in Adobe Connect
- Create and manage training curriculum in Adobe Connect
- About Virtual Classrooms in Adobe Connect
- Adobe Connect reports to monitor training features
- Participate in Adobe Connect training sessions and meetings
- Closed captioning in Adobe Connect
- Audio and video conferencing in Adobe Connect
- Manage user content in Adobe Connect
Learn how to share your screen in Adobe Connect session when joined from the browser.
Hosts and presenters joining from browsers in immersive A/V Experience-enabled rooms can share their screens without requiring the Adobe Connect desktop application. Screen sharing on a browser allows hosts to present web content directly to participants, enhancing the virtual meeting or webinar experience. This capability is beneficial for demonstrating web-based applications, navigating websites, or presenting online content in real time.
Effective screen sharing involves preparing the browser in advance, closing unnecessary tabs, and ensuring sensitive information is hidden. Hosts can use this feature to provide a smooth and interactive viewing experience, making their presentations more dynamic and engaging.
Share the entire screen
On the Share pod, select Screen. You can view the following options:
The number of screens depends on the number of monitors or display devices connected to your device. Select any screen and select Share.
Share an application
When you select Window, you can view the list of all active applications you can share over the browser.
If you are on macOS, you must grant the browser permission to access all the applications. To do so, navigate to System Preferences and grant access to all the applications. For more information, view Grant permission to browsers on macOS.
Share a browser tab
When you select the browser tab option, you view a list of all browser tabs open for a particular screen. Choose the tab that you want to share.
Screen sharing settings
An Administrator can disable screen sharing from the browser.
In Administrator > Compliance and Control > Share Settings, the screen sharing feature can be disabled.
When the option is enabled, and a participant tries to share the screen on the browser, a prompt asks the participant to launch Adobe Connect and then share the screen via the application.
