I am currently facing some issues while screen-casting Streamlit .
I’m currently using the nightly version(I think it’s old)
: 0.69.2.dev20201015
Chrome Version: 86.0.420.198
Edge Chromium: 86.0622.68
It gives the following error
" Due to limitations with some browsers this feature is only supported on recent desktop versions of Chrome, Firefox and Edge "
Hi @Agrover112,
Is there any error appearing in your browser console? Which operative system are you using?
It shows as a dialog box while running the Streamlit app on web with the above dialog and a green icon.
Nope
Oh ok, but besides that dialog box are you seeing any other error in the browser console?
Which operative system are you running? macOS / Windows / Linux ?
Windows Latest Insider Build+ also tried on other version 
Can anyone try and possibly replicate this?
same here on ubuntu 18.04 with firefox 83.0 and chromium 87.0.4280.66
This is very strange, I believe Devs are aware of this ?
works for me since update on 0.73.1
I have noticed this problem when I attempt to run screencast on a machine different from the one Streamlit is running on. The OS doesn’t matter.
Dinesh
@ddutt
Interesting! My streamlit also runs remotely and I had the same issues but now it’s gone…
May the Dev’s consider this closed (on GitHub )?
The problem hasn’t gone away for me.
I just upgraded to Streamlit 0.74.1 and I still see the problem of not being able to do screencast from a host thats not running Streamlit locally. For the record, I’m running Streamlit on a Linux server and trying to record a screencast on a Windows machine and on a different Linux machine.
Dinesh
Yes, I see the same issue. It works fine app is hosted on local but does not work when streamlit is running on a remote server.
Same here.
Chrome Version 99.0.4844.82 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Windows 10. Fully updated.
Problem occurs on deployed streamio site.
Problem does NOT occur running on local development computer.
Thanks.
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