Adobe, Inc.

Tobias Martin Bocanegra Alvarez

Sachin Soni

Anmol Dhawan

Ashish Duggal

Damien Antipa

Antonio Sanso

Alexandre Capt

Cedric Huesler

Martin Buergi

Timothée Vincent Maret

Systems and methods for synchronizing information between devices are provided. An exemplary method receives, at first computing device, electronic content and data identifying one or more peer computing devices and establishes respective connections between the first device and each of the peer devices. The method sends, from the master device, to each of the peer devices, the content. When the content is received by the peer devices, at least a portion of the content is simultaneously displayed by the master device and the peer computing devices. In an embodiment, each of a group of devices at a location is configured to execute a player application within a browser in order to simultaneously display website content in a synchronized manner. One of the devices is referred to as a master device. The master device obtains current website content from a content repository and propagates the website content to the peer devices.

Synchronized view architecture for embedded environment

Techniques disclosed herein identify visitors who visit a real-world shopping venue as belonging to a group. This involves tracking a physical action of a visitor present at the real-world shopping venue and identifying the visitor based on the tracked physical action and previously collected visitor information associated with the venue. The visitor is determined to be a member of a group based on the previously collected visitor information. Based on determining that the visitor is a member of the group, a notification is sent to another member of the group. The notification identifies that the visitor has placed at least one item in a sharing cart while the visitor is present at the real-world shopping venue. A system determines that visitors who routinely visit a real-world shopping venue belong to a group based on their activities while visiting the venue, and allows the visitors to provide feedback to each other.

Methods and systems for identifying visitors to real-world shopping venues as belonging to a group

In some embodiments, a first server system of a cloud service can receive a bearer token for accessing the cloud service. The bearer token can be generated based on authenticating a remote client in communication with the first server system. The first server system can determine that a resource of the cloud service is hosted by a second server system of the cloud service rather than the first server system. The resource can be identified using the bearer token. The first server system can provide the bearer token to the remote client along with redirect information for accessing the second server system. The second server system can in respond to receiving the bearer token from the remote client by establishing a session with the remote client. The remote client can access the resource via the session with the second server system.

Redirecting access requests to an authorized server system for a cloud service

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Tobias Martin Bocanegra Alvarez