This randomly appeared on my computer… This randomly appeared on my computer and added itself to start at launch. Not sure, but could be people use for spying.

Great software with one condition Great software and I'd heartily recommend it. It'd be five stars if it wasn't for the fact that on a couple of occasions my clients couldn't get my sharing page to load in their browsers and we couldn't figure out why (modern browsers and the URL double checked too). Of course, this may not have been the fault of Screenleap but the bottom line is that I still can't use it as a 100% foolproof screen sharing system. Using it as a free tool means there's no cash risk though and it's proved useful on plenty of other occasions.

I use Screenleap regularly to present… I use Screenleap regularly to present non native web content to an online audience simultaneously and without lag. The only thing I would change is to extend the 15 minute time out which happens when a link isn't used. This would help us as we're only using the link periodically in our workshops.

The default of screenleap is set for private viewing only The default of screenleap is set for private viewing and I wish the default was set for public viewing. If I were to suggest something. I would like to have the ability to set the default to anything I want. I would like to to stay on public viewing all the time. So I wouldn't have to remember to click that toggle every time I use the screenleap to public over and over again. That's one thing I would change. Another thing would be so that the viewer would be able to expand their screen to full screen so their entire screen would be shown during the screen share process. Otherwise the screenleap works perfectly for my needs in doing training's and presentations.

Not great with VOIP When sharing my screen and using their dial number via voip all my bandwidth was used, making the call robotic. My phone was in airplane mode so that it wasn’t using bandwidth and I closed all other programs on my pc so the only thing using it was Screenleap. In the end I made the call on my mobile and so will do that from now on, not VOIP