Mirrativ Brings Browser-Only PC Game Streaming to Its 11th Anniversary
The update extends Mirrativ's smartphone-born 'anyone can stream' design to PC, targeting the esports domain as the service marks its 11th anniversary.
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Mirrativ Inc. updated its streaming and viewing features for PC browsers, allowing users to stream PC game screens directly from a browser without installing OBS or adjusting resolution and bitrate. The viewing side was redesigned with search options. The company also began esports initiatives with professional teams around Apex Legends and Brawl Stars.
Mirrativ's new browser version works on Windows and Mac, with support for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge on Windows and Google Chrome on Mac. Users can share their screen from the browser to start streaming PC games, with comments, gifts, and the avatar Emomo displayed on the stream. The redesign also lets viewers search streams by followed users, recommendations, and game categories.
The service, which launched in 2015, reported about 5.69 million cumulative streamers by its 10th anniversary in 2025, with streamers making up about 30% of active users. The PC update aims to cut the complexity of PC game streaming, bringing the smartphone version's low-barrier approach to a new platform.
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