How to share a screen in MacOS to any device with Retina quality and low-latency.
Embarking on a quest for seamless MacBook-to-Android tablet screen sharing, I quickly discovered that existing solutions, like the clunky Duet, left much to be desired. Undeterred, I delved into the realm of browser-based screen sharing, realizing that our ubiquitous browsers might just hold the key to a smoother experience.
My exploration led me to the fascinating world of WebRTC, a technology weaving its magic across the internet and, importantly, in screen-sharing solutions. What caught my attention was not just its capability to facilitate screen sharing but the added perk of peer-to-peer connectivity, bypassing the need for intermediary servers. Imagine sharing your screen without the fuss of servers – WebRTC promised just that.
As I scoured various projects enabling browser-based screen sharing, I stumbled upon Spreen, a nifty JS project. Spreen seamlessly integrates a server-side JS code that acts as a messenger, facil