When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found them equally easy to use and administer. However, Chrome Remote Desktop is easier to set up, and do business with overall.
I like that we don't have to install heavy software to use Chrome Remote Desktop. We just need to add a relatively lightweight extension that enables the Chrome web browser to take control of a remote computer. I also like that Chrome Remote Desktop can be...
The graphics are garbage and lags frequently; it also hates when you close a window or browser tab.
Enormous ecosystem, huge selection of plugins, not attached to any company
I dislike how when you are typing into the navigation bar, it doesn't automatically fill in the address for you. You actually have to move and click to what it brings up, and I think Chrome's way of doing saves me some time.
I like that we don't have to install heavy software to use Chrome Remote Desktop. We just need to add a relatively lightweight extension that enables the Chrome web browser to take control of a remote computer. I also like that Chrome Remote Desktop can be...
Enormous ecosystem, huge selection of plugins, not attached to any company
The graphics are garbage and lags frequently; it also hates when you close a window or browser tab.
I dislike how when you are typing into the navigation bar, it doesn't automatically fill in the address for you. You actually have to move and click to what it brings up, and I think Chrome's way of doing saves me some time.