Share viewing
See what your squad is researching. Keep the conversation in one place.
Turn on share viewing to show the token or website you are browsing at the top of your squad. Friends can open the source and discuss it in chat.
See what matters to each other
Tokens are grouped by chain and contract, even across different websites. A token's public source can be shared so others can open it. Other pages share only the website name, not the original path, query or fragment. Article text, screen images, form values and page actions are not automatically shared.
Start and pause on your terms
Enable share viewing in the squad composer and grant the Chrome permission when prompted. Sharing goes to your current squad. Turn the button off to stop; closing the side panel pauses it. After restarting the browser, turn sharing on again.
The composer button starts off. Enabling the feature in Settings › Web and granting permission make it available; they do not mean you are currently sharing. Switching squads sends subsequent viewing only to the newly selected squad.
Only the active tab in the frontmost window with an open side panel contributes viewing. The page must finish loading and remain stable for about 1 second before publication; navigation clears the preceding page’s state first. Browser-internal pages, local files, incognito and non-public addresses do not. Leaving the browser or locking the computer clears your current state. Reopening the side panel resumes sharing if the button is still on; restarting the browser resets it to off.
Only your current squad
Share viewing and public danmaku have separate controls. Stopping squad sharing does not also end danmaku participation.
Keep researching together
Open a viewing card to visit its source; when several sources exist, choose one. A normal website card opens its homepage, not the exact article someone is reading. Watching the same token does not mean holding it, and a person's online indicator is not a message read receipt.
If a page or person disappears
Viewing is short-lived, encrypted squad state, not a chat message or saved browsing trail. Viewing renews about every 10–15 seconds. A disconnected sender’s last state expires after roughly 30 seconds; an offline viewer should not treat cached counts as live. Reconnection shares only the current page, not the route taken while disconnected.
If your page is not recognized, check Chrome permission and whether it is a supported public page. Token names and logos may require that website's separate authorization and Token data option. You can always send a link deliberately without turning share viewing on.
To bring a passage into the conversation, explore web interactions.