You can also create channel for yourself. By going to http://www.sess.in/
You can record your browsing and let all channel viewers see it. Requirement is that you need to use Firefox, IE8 or Chrome 8-
Waiting for your feedback.
The playback seemed to show the current version of the target pages, with my login... and the scrolling and cursor playback weren't aligned.
What sort of uses are you hoping to enable?
>The playback seemed to show the current version of the target pages
The way recording and playback happens, only URL of visited pages is recorded, so you can understand the reason why it was showing latest pages.
> the scrolling and cursor playback weren't aligned
I think it should work. If you mean playback did not show it correctly, then I will look into it.
> What sort of uses are you hoping to enable?
I plan on letting users record their browsing session as a demo or educational purpose. I haven't finalized how to best use it. What would you use it for?
I could scroll the displayed page, but the cursor still seemed to be moving about as if at the original viewport offset. At one point it seemed to snap back.
The interaction has potential... I almost grok the filmstrip of frames right-and-left... but not quite how cursor time-series interacts with the frames.
Yes, I'd agree a possible application would be recording web-driven presentations. With no install required, it could be better than existing 'screencasting' options. More tools to mark up a page with annotations/overlays could be helpful for that.
Watching users interact with sites, if normal clicks rather than intentional drag-opens can be enabled, might be interesting for remote usability studies.