Once participants are in a meeting, at the top right (tile view) or bottom left (thumbnail view) of the other participant menu, below **Kick out** and **Mute** you will see another option, **Remote control**.<br> <br> The remote participant will get a request to approve the remote access request. Only then will it be possible to control the remote screen.<br> [HowTo use Jitsi Meet to remotely control another participant’s shared screen](https://community.jitsi.org/t/howto-use-jitsi-meet-to-remotely-control-another-participants-shared-screen/48910) <br> (https://meet.jit.si, accessed November 17th, 2020) > This is usefull feature, that I have found only in zoom. It schould be avaliable. I am using it when teaching remotely to fix students code on their own computers. They have their own environment and I need to fix it right there at theirs computer. Zoom has it. I am fan of opensource, but this policy will go nowhere for jitsi. I will pass with opensource then. https://community.jitsi.org/t/howto-use-jitsi-meet-to-remotely-control-another-participants-shared-screen/48910/8 >I tutor computer science online, and the ability to point at the relevant portion of source code, and to insert comments is essential. I realize it’s a potential security issue, but it would be nice if there was at least some way to opt-in. Jitsi is a really impressive software, but without this feature, for me, Zoom remains as the de facto standard. https://community.jitsi.org/t/howto-use-jitsi-meet-to-remotely-control-another-participants-shared-screen/48910/9