Abstract: A platform is herein provided, in accordance with some embodiments of the present invention, that allows two or more users to co-browse web pages in real-time using standard modern web browsers. Users' actions such as navigating or scrolling may be fully synchronized for all co-browsing users. According to some embodiments, a system for enabling co-browsing is provided, comprising a first user's web page; a second user's web-page; a Message Bus (MB); wherein the first user's page runs embedded JavaScript code that acts as an Events Synchronizer Module (ESM) such that when the second user page loads, the ESM sends the second user's webpage Document Object Model (DOM) to the MB, and the MB sends the DOM to said first user's ESM.

Abstract: A platform is herein provided, in accordance with some embodiments of the present invention, that allows two or more users to co-browse web pages in real-time using standard modern web browsers. Users' actions such as navigating or scrolling may be fully synchronized for all co-browsing users. According to some embodiments, a system for enabling co-browsing is provided, comprising a first user's web page; a second user's web-page; a Message Bus (MB); wherein the first user's page runs embedded JavaScript code that acts as an Events Synchronizer Module (ESM) such that when the second user page loads, the ESM sends the second user's webpage Document Object Model (DOM) to the MB, and the MB sends the DOM to said first user's ESM.

Abstract: A system and method for synchronizing collaborative web applications, such as collaborative form filling, including using a message bus server and HTTP protocol.

Abstract: The present invention relates to systems and method for synchronizing collaborative web applications, such as collaborative form filling using a message bus server and HTTP protocol. The method includes delivering compatible plug-ins to a first and a second user so that the users may substantially simultaneously access compatible plug-ins and operate the plug-ins in a coordinated substantially synchronized manner for modifying and/or observing a common file. The process includes delivering a collaborative form to the users. Following the modification of the collaborative form by one of the users, the modification is communicated to a different user. The communication is substantially simultaneous with the modification and takes place by serializing the modification to string and sending the string using HTTP.

Abstract: A platform is herein provided, in accordance with some embodiments of the present invention, that allows two or more users to co-browse web pages in real-time using standard modern web browsers. Users' actions such as navigating or scrolling may be fully synchronized for all co-browsing users. According to some embodiments, a system for enabling co-browsing is provided, comprising a first user's web page; a second user's web-page; a Message Bus (MB); wherein the first user's page runs embedded JavaScript code that acts as an Events Synchronizer Module (ESM) such that when the second user page loads, the ESM sends the second user's webpage Document Object Model (DOM) to the MB, and the MB sends the DOM to said first user's ESM.

Abstract: A system and method for synchronizing collaborative web applications, such as collaborative form filling, including using a message bus server and HTTP protocol.

Abstract: A system and method for synchronizing collaborative web applications including using a message bus server and HTTP protocol.