GhostPair

Share and control authorized browser tabs over a direct peer-to-peer connection.

GhostPair lets you share and interact with browser tabs alongside another person in real time. Whether you're collaborating on a project, helping someone navigate a website, or working through a task together, GhostPair makes it easy to connect and work side by side. Key Features - Real-Time Tab Sharing: Share your browser tabs with another person through a direct peer-to-peer connection powered by WebRTC. - Interactive Collaboration: Allow your partner to navigate, click, type, and scroll through supported websites. - Preview Changes Mode: Preview clicks, text, and selections without modifying the original webpage. Switch to Full Control when direct interaction is needed. - Session Control: Pause sharing, revoke remote control, authorize individual tabs, or end a session whenever you want. - Simple Connections: Connect two browsers using a unique connection code and a session password. - Optional Clipboard Sharing: Synchronize text between Windows clipboards when both participants enable the feature. - Tab Management: Navigate between shared tabs while keeping newly opened tabs subject to the host's authorization. How It Works 1. Install GhostPair in your browser. 2. Select "Share my tab" and create a session password. 3. Share your connection code and password with your collaborator. 4. Your collaborator selects "Join a session" to connect. 5. Start collaborating, with full control over what you share and when. Built for Collaboration GhostPair is ideal for pair programming, technical assistance, collaborative browsing, interactive demonstrations, and guided workflows. Only explicitly authorized tabs are captured. GhostPair uses WebRTC for peer-to-peer communication and a signaling server to establish connections. GhostPair does not support desktop or audio sharing. Some websites and network configurations may limit functionality. Open source and free to use. GitHub: https://github.com/ThomasSerna/GhostPair