RScreen

If you've tried to mirror your computer screen on someone else's computer before, allowing them access to your PC, you've pretty much understood what RScreen is all about. The difference here is that it manages to use a browser as its mirroring medium and a tiny app as its client. It's easy to use and highly accurate. It could prove to be an ideal program to have around, either to give or receive a helping hand with your PC when you need it.

The first step to sharing your desktop with someone else is downloading the app. This small program will generate a unique URL which will provide access your computer when you give it to your partner in crime. Once accessed, the person in front of the PC trying to view your desktop will be met by an opened browser page with your desktop running inside it. It's that simple. You won't waste any time trying to send codes from one to the other. Just generate, send, access and view the desktop in question.

Once you've given the unique link to your partner, the faith of making this work is out of your hands. Now, your partner who's trying to view your desktop will have to access the provided link, and that is all you both have to do.

Your desktop will be displayed on their browser page. You've got one single option with this app. The small client app allows you to decide if you want to give control access to your partner or just view rights. This is especially important if you don't trust the individual with whom you're working.

To sum up, if you need to share your desktop over long distances with somebody, RScreen could easily prove one of the most capable apps for these jobs. It works well and is simple enough for anybody to use. Give it a try and decide if it is worth keeping or not.