We are a video engagement analytics platform - and wanted to check on the feasibility of a stretch functionality - is it possible for a Zoom plugin installed by a Speaker to change the Zoom functionality for anyone joining the meeting as an Attendee without installing the plugin. The goal is minimize the steps / frictions for the functionality to run on the Attendee side without new app installation.
Elaborating below:
- Speaker S installs the AT Zoom plugin
- S creates a meeting, joins it from a client with the plugin installed
- Attendee A joins the meeting, however A does not have the plugin involved
- Can A’s zoom be made to run a piece of javascript seamlessly (with some context of the user email & meeting ID passed to it) under the hood in A’s zoom client?
I can see that this maybe potentially viewed a security concern, hence doubtful, but still checking.
Alternatively options:
- [Currently implemented approach] Embed the Zoom meeting SDK in our Javascript app
- If there was a plugin for attendees too (non-speakers), is it possible to give the attendees a meeting link that under the hood also installs the apps - or minimizes the steps / friction in installing it?