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2024-07-21 10:30 PM
I am encountering an issue with screen sharing in Zoom when using a third-party application with a custom cursor. Whenever the host shares their screen, the custom cursor from the third-party application is always displayed on the participant's side. This behavior persists irrespective of the application.
I have attached a sample video link for your reference.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J6zzKeU0P--X6V8q78Q3Dti0FGoDdA3Q/view?usp=sharing
Please check this issue and let me know.
This custom cursor issue also reproduces with the MS Paint app.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior: The custom cursor should not be displayed on the participant's side unless intentionally shared.
Actual Behavior: The custom cursor from the third-party application is always displayed on the participant's side.