With web-based remote access, customers can now establish a browser-based TeamViewer remote control connection from the Management Console without having to install a TeamViewer client – quickly and easily. TeamViewer subscribers have long had access to the web version of the TeamViewer Management Console, where they can monitor and manage their devices. The web client allows access to Windows, MacOS and Linux devices that use a full version of TeamViewer, TeamViewer Host or TeamViewer QuickSupport. The connection can be started from the contact list of the TeamViewer Management Console, which can also be accessed online. The HTML 5-based web client allows secure remote access to other devices via Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Edge browsers. TAMPA BAY, Fla., February 25, 2021: TeamViewer, a global leader in secure remote connectivity solutions, today announced the launch of the TeamViewer Web Client for all subscribers of a Remote Access, Premium, Corporate or Tensor license. Thanks to a customized invitation feature, presenters can easily increase the number of concurrent viewers, and start the presentation as soon as they see all viewers are connected.TeamViewer Enables Web-Based Remote Access The TeamViewer web client is available to subscribers via all popular web browsers The update also allows Mac users to connect directly to the presenter, rather than having the presenter individually enter the ID and password of each viewer. The update offers fresh connection possibilities for online presentations. Other features include a revised and friendlier interface, as well as enhanced security options including up to 10 digit session passwords.

In contrast to the TeamViewer Host module, TeamViewer for Mac full version allows not only incoming connections, but also outgoing connections to other systems. Once connected, the computer or server can be controlled as if the user was seated right in front of it. TeamViewer now starts automatically with system boot and runs in the background. TeamViewer is offering a new OS X version of its remote control and online presentation software with some significant feature updates.

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