[Feature Request] - Setting for allowing anonymous session sharing

[T3CCH]

I have searched around for the ability to do this however I am coming up short.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. What I would like to be able to do is be able to have the ability to set the share as anonymous from the sharing menu.

*Describe the solution you'd like

• Share the session and have a checkbox to allow anonymous access with a warning that it is anonymous.
• A setting that could be applied to a group set of workspaces that would allow anonymous session sharing. IE allow_anonymous_kasm_sharing
• If the group setting is not manually added, for security reasons default to false
• a little deep dive would be once joined the first time they would go to a lobby and be admitted by the person sharing.
• re-connections after the first connection should be allowed until the session stops. IE end user internet drops.
• the anonymous user would at least need to type in their first and last name so it shows in the chat window.

Use cases for this option

• Presentations
• Interactive collaboration with outside vendors and potential clients

I have been testing apps and games out extensively with GPU. For my personal case, I have steam working in kasm with jackbox games and it would be fun to session share a game of quiplash. Then I could start the session and share the link so they could all play in real time since you connect to the game from your mobile device. I could definitely see this being huge for outside potential clients or others that you wouldn't necessarily make them sign into your service else it would just be an annoyance to them. IE my team builds a new video compression app that works in a web browser that isnt publicly accessible. I could start the chrome browser in kasm, get an anonymous share link to send to them before the meeting started. If the mic passthrough was working as well that would be cool too so that ll the anonymous users could talk to each other like a new client meeting.

Additional context I am essentially playing around and evaluating this tool. I love it so far. I am a senior systems administrator and citrix vdi engineer at heart so I am digging the work that has been done on this product.

Thank you for your time and the hard work.