DUO Control

Lets the person you're on a DUO call with control one tab you share, only after you approve.

DUO is a private space for two people: video calls that are end-to-end encrypted, chat that keeps everything you share, and things to do together while you talk. Watch a YouTube video in sync or share the tab your show is playing in, send voice and video notes, keep shared lists of films and places, try live filters and backgrounds with DUO Studio, react with emoji and snap photo-booth pictures. Rooms are invite-only and there's never room for a third person. DUO Control is DUO's companion extension, and it adds one thing: your person can take over a browser tab you share. Click, scroll, type, drag. Handy for helping with a form, a setting or a website while you're on a call. DUO works fully without it; you only need it to hand over control. How it works • In a DUO call, choose "Share a tab they can control", then click DUO Control on the tab you want to share. • Your person sees that tab and can ask for control. Nothing happens until you press Approve. • While they're in control you see a red banner with a countdown and a Revoke button. Pressing ⇧⌘9 (Ctrl+Shift+9 on Windows) stops it from anywhere, even outside Chrome. What the extension can and can't do • Only the one tab you picked. Never other tabs, other apps or browser settings. • Pasting and browser shortcuts are blocked, so your clipboard stays yours. • Chrome shows a "DUO Control started debugging this browser" bar while control is on. That's expected: it's how the input reaches the page. • It stores nothing, makes no network requests of its own, and only talks to DUO's website. Get started at https://duoforyou.cv