Still does not provide the ability to assist a user lacking a screen reader.
Non-compliant.ĭecent accessibility for users of assistive technology, but not cross-platform. Does not provide the ability to assist a user lacking a screen reader. Nearly unusable for users of assistive technology. Inaccessible due to inability to easily access session options via keyboard and screen readerįully accessible for users of assistive technology, fully usable by everyone in your workplace. Presented in an accessible table that is easy to locate Unreliable, hard to locate, not always available
Setup procedure is separate from remote sessionįully supported, accessible and easy to activate Setup procedure more suited for unattended access to personal machines, less secure pin-based access control Unsupported, separate desktop session forcing target user to log outĪccessible, secure unattended and prompted access sessions that can be configured both within and outside a session Not enabled by default, complicated setup procedureįull, unobstructed keyboard and mouse support, screen reader or otherwiseįaltering keyboard support when screen reader is present on the remote computer Inaccessible drag-and-drop within a remote session, or separate file transfer session type
#REMOTEPC COMPARISON MAC#
Nearly unworkable on cross-platform connectionsĮasy to activate, built-in, high quality voice communicationĬopy/paste support when possible, simple and accessible transfer interface to Mac targets Not enabled by default, bolt-on rather than built-in High roundtrip latency, unreliable overall Low-latency high-definition audio by default Updates carried out through the Microsoft Store unless using the version of RDP built-in to Windowsįull accessibility and usability guaranteed, designed with accessibility in mind from the ground upīroken accessibility apart from hard-to-find QuickSupport utility Updates carried out through Windows StoreĬhrome extension updates handled through Chrome, but host component is separate Very complicated installation, especially for people seeking remote support
#REMOTEPC COMPARISON MAC OS#
None, remote support impossible without running screen reader on targetĮxtremely easy one-click installation on Windows, with Mac OS installation as simple as Mac OS will allow Visually impaired technicians can provide assistance to any Windows or Mac lacking a running screen reader Looking for the right remote desktop package for your organization? Curious as to what makes Remote Incident Manager (RIM) the first fully accessible option? Let’s break it down by feature, and see how RIM stacks up against the competition.
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