The latest Ditto update adds the ability to initiate screen mirroring from the Chrome web browser on Chrome OS, Mac and Windows devices.
Visit Ditto Connect — via the Chrome web browser — to begin. This enables users who do not have the downloadable Ditto Connect app to screen mirror to Ditto receivers.
Note: You need the latest version of your Ditto receiver app and the latest version of the Chrome web browser. Allow a few minutes when establishing a connection for the first time.
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Here's a snapshot of what’s new in Ditto:
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