Record the environment first
Record the date, OS version, InvisiCopilot version, browser name and version, display count, and scaling. Also note whether you share a whole screen, application window, or browser tab; these paths may produce different results.
Use fictional practice content and close windows containing private information. The browser previews selected content only after you explicitly grant sharing permission.
Inspect the shared view
- Open StealthBench, start the screen-sharing simulation, and select the screen or window to inspect.
- Show an interview, screen-analysis, or notes overlay and look for it in the sharing preview.
- Move and resize the overlay, then hide and restore it. Observe the shared view after each action.
- Stop browser sharing and repeat the check in the actual meeting app. Verify the receiving view on another device or with a test participant.
- Record each combination's result. Retest after OS, browser, meeting app, or client updates.
Interpret event logs carefully
The page can log key, input-method, paste, and focus events that reach it. A log entry establishes only that this browser page observed that event. An absent entry does not establish that the operating system or another application recorded nothing.
The preview and event log answer different questions. The preview shows the selected capture path, while the log shows interactions observable by this page. Neither substitutes for the other.
Keep a reproducible test record
| Field | What to record |
|---|---|
| Environment | OS, browser, meeting app, and client versions |
| Sharing path | Whole screen / application window / browser tab |
| Window type | Interview / screen analysis / notes |
| Actions | Show, move, hide, restore |
| Observations | Visibility, logged events, differences from expectations |
| Verification | Actual receiving view and verification date |
What this check cannot establish
This page makes no cross-platform pass-rate claim, third-party certification claim, or universal invisibility guarantee. A browser preview does not cover all native recording APIs, external cameras, system-level monitoring, or remote desktop paths.
A self-check does not grant permission to use assistance. Use it for practice or meetings that explicitly allow such tools, following organizer rules and the terms of service.