This article covers the steps you need to do to make sure Clicker Desktop runs properly on your computer. Please follow the instructions for your operating system.
Mac OS X Lion 10.7 DMG File: Features. Web DAV File Sharing – Lion Server delivers wireless file sharing for clients that support WebDAV. Enabling WebDAV in Lion Server gives iOS users the ability to access, copy, and share documents on the server from applications such as Keynote, Numbers, and Pages. Apple has just dropped the new version of macOS, macOS Catalina, which was introduced back in June during the WWDC 2019 keynote. And like previous years, many users are looking for direct download links for macOS Catalina, rather than going the usual route via System Preferences or the Mac App Store (MAS).
Windows
Download the zip file, unarchive it and run ClickerDesktop.exe.
IMPORTANT. Please keep the app in the location which contains only english characters in path. For example, C:UsersJohn DoeDesktopClicker Desktop. When stored in the location with other characters in path (cyrillic, greek, hindi, chinese etc), the app might not be able to run correctly, depending on the character encoding settings of your operating system.
There are two versions of Clicker Desktop for Windows: one is for 32-bit architecture, and the other is for 64-bit architecture. You should choose one which matches the architecture of your operating system.
In order to which version of Windows you're running, visit official Microsoft guide. You should have a look at System Type property, which would state either 32-bit operating system or 64-bit operating system.
Configure Windows Firewall
If you're running Clicker Desktop 1.6 or newer, Windows firewall will be automatically configured. No further steps required.
IMPORTANT NOTE. Antivirus software usually has its own firewall. If you have antivirus installed, please check your antivirus support on how to allow the app to run through antivirus firewall. If your antivirus requires entering port number, use 17381.
Mac
Download and mount DMG image on your Mac. The Finder window with Clicker Desktop and Applications folder will appear. Drag Clicker Desktop app onto Applications folder.
NOTE. If you're using Clicker Desktop earlier than 2.2.0. Please read how to run the app from unknown sources on your Mac.
When you first run the app and connect to your computer from your phone, a couple of permission dialogs might appear on recent versions of OS X. These include:
- permission to send keyboard and mouse events (Accessibility permission), which the app uses for switching slides and moving mouse on your request from mobile app
- permission to take screen captures (Screen capture permission), which the app uses to show you screen preview on your phone
- permission to control PowerPoint/Keynote app (Automation permission), which the app uses to show you the speaker notes on your phone
NOTE. If you denied any of these permissions, you should be able to change these settings by going to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Privacy tab. In the list on the left, inspect Accessibility, Screen Recording and Automation items (some of these might be missing on older versions of OS X). See a detailed example.
Linux
In most cases, no specific steps needed to run Clicker Desktop on Linux. Just download the tar.gz file, unarchive it and run ClickerDesktop.
Configure Firewall
If you have firewall running on your computer, make sure to allow Clicker Desktop application to listen on port 17381.
Here's how to do it on Ubuntu using UFW:
Check the firewall status
sudo ufw status verboseThe command above will produce the output reporting firewall status.
If firewal status is inactive, no additional actions needed.
if firewall status is active, follow the next steps.
Add rule to allow connecting to Clicker Desktop.
sudo ufw allow 17381
Chrome is powerful, versatile, and incredibly popular. Two thirds of everyone uses it.
And it’s easy to install on all your devices.
The exact steps are slightly different from one device to another:
Install Google Chrome on a Mac
Start by downloading the installation file for Mac from here. The site will automatically detect your OS and offer you the appropriate download.
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You’ll download a file called googlechrome.dmg. Open it and find the Chrome logo:
Drag that file to the Applications folder. You may be asked for your computer administrator password. If you’re not an admin, get someone who is to enter the password or drag the file to the desktop for now.
You should now be able to open Chrome. Find Chrome in “Finder” and click “Eject” to move the disk image off the desktop or out of the Downloads folder, or drag the disk image icon to the trash.
Make Chrome your default browser on a Mac
Open the Chrome menu and go to “Settings.” Find the “Default browser” section and click “Make Google Chrome the default browser.”
Install Google Chrome on a Windows computer
Download the installation file from here. You should automatically be offered the installation file for Windows. If prompted, click “Run” or “Save.” if you clicked “Save,” double-click the download to begin installing.
To start Chrome for the first time:
- On Windows 7, Chrome will start automatically once the installation process is complete.
- On Windows 8 and 8.1 machines, a “Welcome” dialog will appear, and give you the option to set Chrome as your default browser before a Chrome window opens.
- Windows 10 machines will open a Chrome window once the installation process is complete.
Make Chrome your default browser on a Windows computer
Click the Start menu and open “Settings.” Go to your default apps. In the original version of Windows 10, you do that by clicking “System” > “Default apps.”
In the “Creators Update,” go to “Apps: Default apps.” At the bottom, under “Web browser,” click your current default web browser. If you’ve never changed it, this will be Microsoft Edge. In the “Choose an app” window, click “Google Chrome.”
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Install Google Chrome on a Linux computer
Your Linux build will have installer software. Use that to install Chrome once you’ve downloaded the installation file from here. You’ll be asked for your administrator password.
Once the file is downloaded, click “OK” to open the package and “Install Package” to begin installation. Chrome will be added to your software manager so it stays up to date.
Install Google Chrome on an iPad or iPhone
Download Chrome for iOS from the Apple App Store from here.
Chrome is available for all iOS devices running iOS 10 or later, including iPads, iPhones, and iPod Touches.
Once you’ve downloaded the file from the App Store, tap “Install” to install Chrome. You’ll be asked for you Apple ID Password.
Once Chrome is installed, you can open it by going to your home screen and tapping the app icon.
Make Chrome your default browser on an iPad or iPhone
You can’t make Chrome your default browser on an iPad or iPhone, but you can add it to your dock. Drag the app up and release it onto your home screen. Then touch and hold the app, drag it down and release it onto your dock.
Install Google Chrome on an Android phone or tablet
Get Chrome for Android from the Google Play Store here. Chrome is available for Android devices running Android 4.4 or later.
Tap “Install” to download and install Chrome, then tap “Accept.” Chrome will install. To start using Chrome, go to the Home screen or your device’s “All Apps” page and tap the Chrome icon.
Make Chrome your default browser on an Android phone or tablet
Find Google settings in “Settings” > “Google” or in a separate app called “Google Settings,” depending on which Android device you have.
Tap “Apps” and open your default apps. In the top right, tap “Settings.” Under “Default,” tap “Browser app.” Tap “Advanced” > “Default apps” > “Browser app,” and tap “Chrome.”
Install Google Chrome on a Chromebook
Chrome is the default browser on Chromebooks—in fact, without extensive workarounds, it’s the only browser, as well as the OS. You should never need to install Chrome browser on a Chromebook. But you can reinstall it, by powerwashing the device, or update it.
Install Google Chrome on a smart TV
Chrome can only be installed directly on Android TVs. Other smart TVs, like Samsung or Sony TVs, will require workarounds. You can cast to a smart TV from another device that has Chrome installed. On Android TVs, there are a couple of methods for installing Chrome.
You can use your computer to download Chrome from the Play Store here.
First, click “Install,” then choose your Android TV from the dropdown menu and click “Install.”
Alternatively, turn on voice commands on your remote and say “Launch Chrome.” Your smart TV will ask you if you want to install the app; click “Agree” and Chrome will be installed and ready to use in a few seconds.
Pro tip: Whichever method you use, be sure to go to the Chrome menu and select “Force Desktop Site” to get the best experience.
Reasons to choose Chrome
Sync with the Google ecosystem
Both Apple and Google offer complete ecosystems, of which users don’t need to step outside. Want to play music? There’s Play Music for that, or iTunes on Mac. Making a presentation? Slides or Keynote. Or PowerPoint, if you’re a Windows user. Each company has you covered.
Windows is a little less cohesive, but with the introduction of Office 365 and Google’s Chromebook rollout, the Big Three each offer you a productivity and communication ecosystem and an OS to run it on.
An organization that uses Apple’s ecosystem is relatively rare. Many companies use Office 365. But it’s much more common for tech companies and schools to use Google.
If you want an in to Google’s ecosystem direct from your Mac or PC, Chrome is it. And if you’re writing on Docs, emailing in Gmail, and getting into Sheets’ newly-introduced ability to do pivot tables, it makes sense to get Chrome. Additionally, Chrome comes with some of Google’s most useful tools (like Translate) built-in, meaning they’re faster and easier to use.
Compatibility
It’s pretty rare that anyone builds a website that works well in Chrome but not in Safari or Edge. But it does still happen. Most of the web is built Chrome-first.
Sync across devices
Another ecosystem issue: if all you use is Apple devices, it’s less of a problem, but Safari is available only for Apple devices. Even Safari for Windows was discontinued back in 2012. And Edge is available for Mac, but uptake is low.
If you use a range of devices—Apple, Windows and Android—Chrome lets you carry your bookmarks, browser settings, and more across multiple devices. This device agnosticism is one of Chrome’s major strengths.
Extensions, themes, settings, and flags
Safari comes from the “one button” school of UI design beloved by Apple: it’s simple to use, intuitive, and it runs out of the box. But if you want to modify it, good luck.
Edge isn’t easy to modify either. Microsoft cautions: “Microsoft Edge Extensions, available exclusively from the Microsoft Store, are the only supported mechanism to modify the end-user experience of Microsoft Edge, including the browser configuration and the content displayed in the browser.” The Edge Extension Store boasts 287 extensions, making Edge as difficult to customize as Safari.
Chrome isn’t a very features-rich browser out of the box. But it has a huge library of over 10,000 extensions that give you control over everything from how the browser looks to how it displays websites, amongst other things. You get control over the browser settings, and access to experimental flags that let you toggle new functionality on and off.
It’s also a much better browser for developers, thanks to extensive and ever-growing developer tools that are easy to access and use.