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1.novnc / noVNC

VNC client web application

novnc
vnc-client
javascript
websockify
html5
html
+5 more

JavaScript Other license14K total2.7K forks

+23 stars

from 14,143 · score 3.18

2.DeanOpen / MacViewer

UltraViewer on macOS

Swift Other license205 total75 forks

+18 stars

from 187 · score 2.94

3.DeviceFarmer / stf

Control and manage Android devices from your browser.

remote-control
android
debugging
testing
hacktoberfest

TypeScript Other license4.6K total637 forks

+16 stars

from 4,631 · score 2.83

4.nekohasekai / open-screen-sharing

Better Screen Sharing for Apple systems

apple
screen-sharing
rdp
vnc-viewer
ios

Go Other license362 total21 forks

+16 stars

from 346 · score 2.83

5.openstf / stf

Control and manage Android devices from your browser.

stf
android-development
android
device-farm

JavaScript Other license14K total3K forks

+2 stars

from 13,963 · score 1.10

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