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Fixes the black screen when sharing your browser tab during video calls. Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, and more. Have you ever tried to share a video during a Zoom call, only to have your viewers see a black screen? ClearCast fixes that. When you share your browser tab during a video call, some streaming sites display a black rectangle instead of the video. This happens because of how modern browsers render video content using hardware overlays — a rendering path that is invisible to screen capture. ClearCast applies a simple CSS adjustment to video elements that moves them from the hardware overlay to the standard compositing path. The result: your viewers see the video normally during screen sharing, just as it appears on your own screen. Additionally, when a screen share is in progress, ClearCast prevents video players from pausing or showing "Are you still watching?" prompts when you switch between your shared tab and your conferencing app. This keeps playback uninterrupted throughout your presentation or meeting. Key features: -Fixes the black screen issue when sharing video in your browser during calls -Works with 20 popular streaming sites out of the box -Add custom sites with one click — Chrome will prompt you to confirm access -Lightweight — no background network activity, no data collection, no analytics -Tab sharing protections only activate during an active screen share session -Simple toggle to enable or disable instantly ClearCast does not access, record, or transmit any video content or browsing data. It operates entirely locally within your browser.
Apr 3, 2026
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