To open your preferences, click the your avatar at the bottom left of the Tuple popover and select Settings from the dropdown:You can also use the keyboard shortcut **cmd + , **to bring up the menu.Then select the Screen Share tab:
This setting dictates the resolution that will be used when someone else shares their screen with. If you adjust this setting with a session is in progress, it will be utilized in the next call. On a call where faster interactions are necessary, you might want to set this lower; if you don’t need to do a lot of typing or clicking but want high viewing quality, then set it higher.
If you don’t like the fact that guests can force a URL to open on your computer, you can disable this. URLs will still be sent to your clipboard, but you have to explicitly paste them into a browser to open them.
If selected, any drawings created with the paint mouse mode will persist until you right click. You can also change this while on a call via the settings drop down on the screen share window.
If this setting is enabled, you’ll see other participants’ cursors all the time. If it’s disabled, you’ll only see them if another participant enters control mode.
If this setting is enabled, you’ll see name labels appear on other participants’ cursors whenever they enter a call, take control, or begin annotating on the screen. If it’s disabled, name labels will only be shown if you hover over another participant’s cursor.
