Joining a Zoom Meeting in Your Browser

Are you looking for ways to connect to a Zoom meeting without downloading the app? You can easily join a Zoom meeting directly from your browser, and this article will guide you through the process.

To start, make sure you have received an invitation to the meeting, either via email or calendar invite. The invitation should include a unique meeting ID number that is required to join the meeting.

Once you have the meeting ID, follow these steps:

1. Open any browser (Chrome, Safari, IE, Edge, Firefox) on your computer or laptop.

2. Type in the following URL: and press Enter.

3. Click on the 'Join a Meeting' button.

4. If prompted, enter your display name if you're not signed in to your Zoom account.

5. Enter the meeting ID number provided by the host/organizer.

6. Select whether you want to connect audio and/or video, then click 'Join.'

If you're joining from your mobile device, you can also join a Zoom meeting directly from your browser. Simply follow the same steps above, but make sure your device is connected to a stable internet connection.

It's worth noting that each meeting will have a unique meeting ID that is required to join the meeting. This means that even if you're joining a recurring meeting, you'll need to enter the correct meeting ID each time.

Zoom meetings can be joined in various ways, including:

• From a Zoom email invite

• From a web browser through OSU's Zoom web portal (zoom.osu.edu)

• From the Zoom desktop client

• From iOS and Android mobile apps

• By telephone using the teleconferencing number provided in the invitation

• With a video conferencing system (H.323 or SIP device - see link to KB joining Zoom via H.323/SIP Video Conf Unit)

If you're having trouble finding the meeting ID or joining the meeting, don't hesitate to reach out to the host/organizer for assistance.

In summary, joining a Zoom meeting in your browser is easy and convenient. Simply follow these steps, and you'll be connected to your meeting in no time.

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