Registo de alterações
O que há de novo em cada versão do AnyRemote.
- Housekeeping: the app now reports its version when connecting to the server — this helps us diagnose reports faster (we can see which build hit an issue). It does not affect how the connection works or your privacy.
- On phones (as the controller) there is now a button to bring up the on-screen keyboard — you can type into fields on the remote computer.
- Connecting on restrictive networks (corporate/guest Wi-Fi that block all UDP and everything except port 443): the WebRTC engine was updated so the relay now also works over a secure connection on 443 — the connection establishes where it previously could not.
- Detailed connection diagnostics in the log: it now shows which connection paths (local, via STUN, via the relay) each side gathered, and on failure — why the connection could not be established. Helps troubleshoot when a connection does not go through.
- Fixed the Windows auto-update hanging: the screen-capture service held its file open and the update could not replace it — now the service is stopped before copying and the copy no longer waits forever.
- Fixed connecting over the internet behind strict NAT (mobile carriers, CGNAT): a relayed connection could not finish setting up within the allotted time and was dropped on its own. It is now given enough time to establish.
- Session password: a one-time password (new on every launch) is now shown under your ID — hand it out for a one-off connection. The permanent password from settings still works too; either one is accepted.
- When connecting you can save the peer's password so you don't type it every time.
- Fixed a freeze when reconnecting to the same computer.
- If the remote computer stops responding, the session now closes with a message instead of hanging on a blank screen.
- Smoother video: an internal frame-rate cap is removed — the picture now runs at the full set frame rate without stutter (Windows).
- Windows: apps running as administrator can now be controlled, and the User Account Control (UAC) prompt is visible. A system service is added during installation for this, so the installer asks for administrator rights.
- Fixed video stutter while moving the mouse actively.
- The app no longer closes together with the console window it was launched from.
- The About dialog and the footer now show the build number and build date.
- The mouse pointer is visible again: on phones and in the browser the remote cursor was not drawn at all.
- Drawing the cursor is now a setting: on for phones out of the box, off on computers — there you already have a pointer of your own.
- Fixed colours on Linux — red and blue were swapped.
- After a browser session you return to the page you started from, not to your profile.
- Connections now succeed where they used to fail: a relay was added for networks with strict NAT, mobile ones above all.
- Screen streaming now starts gently and ramps up within seconds — on narrow links the picture appears instead of never showing up.
- If the other side closes the app, you now get a clear message instead of a black screen.
- No more hit-and-miss black screen: the app keeps asking for a reference frame until the picture starts.
- Most noticeable on slow or remote networks, where the connection takes longer to set up.
- Fixed a black screen when connecting from a phone: the remote screen is visible again.
- On Android the picture now goes through the same hardware path as on desktop.
- Fixed a black screen when connecting from Linux or a phone: the remote screen is visible again.
- The new screen transfer path now actually works on Linux — it was ready but never switched on.
- If the new path cannot be displayed, the app now falls back to the previous one instead of showing nothing.
- Android phones and tablets now share their screen through the hardware encoder — a noticeably sharper and smoother picture.
- Linux can share its screen the same way, including on Wayland: the system will ask you to allow screen sharing.
- On Linux, screen sharing benefits from the gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad and gstreamer1.0-pipewire packages — without them everything works as before.
- Linux now also shows the remote screen through hardware decoding — sharper picture, same as on Windows and phones.
- This needs the gstreamer1.0-libav package: without it the app still works, just with the previous quality.
- Password for unattended access: whoever knows it connects right away, without asking you. The password itself never travels over the network.
- View-only mode: the partner sees your screen but cannot control it.
- Screen selection when you have several monitors.
- Quality now adapts to the link: on a slow connection the bitrate drops by itself and comes back when there is room.
- Phones now show the computer screen through hardware decoding — sharper and smoother. Sharing the phone screen still works the old way.
- Linux: the tray icon menu works again — it used to open with no button at all, leaving a hidden window unreachable.
- Linux: the app no longer starts twice — a second launch simply brings up the already open window, as on Windows.
- New way of sending the screen on Windows: DirectX capture and graphics-card encoding instead of software. The picture is sharper, especially text and colour gradients.
- Control lag is gone: pressing the app window title bar used to freeze everything for about half a second, making double clicks impossible.
- A still screen no longer occupies the channel: the stream used to run constantly regardless of whether the image changed.
- New "Auto" scaling mode: a remote screen smaller than your window is shown one-to-one, a larger one is scaled down to fit. The previous modes remain.
- Linux: the package is renamed to elx-anyremote, because the name anyremote is taken by another program in the Debian and Ubuntu repositories.
- Linux computers can now be controlled: mouse and keyboard work (Debian/Ubuntu, Wayland and X11).
- After installing the .deb package, log out and back in once.
- The package now installs to /usr/lib/anyremote — no more warnings on removal.
- Fixed a black screen: with the session window maximized, minimizing and restoring it left the remote desktop invisible.
- Fixed a frozen picture with wrong aspect ratio and a dead mouse after minimizing the window.
- Several people can now connect to one computer at once (up to four). The screen is captured only once, so there is no extra load.
- Fixed: two simultaneous connection requests no longer start two sessions.
- Added a build for Debian and Ubuntu (.deb).
- Android phones can be controlled from a computer: taps, long presses, dragging and scrolling.
- Enable AnyRemote once in the system Accessibility settings — the app opens that screen for you.
- Android can now share its screen: show what is happening on the phone and work with its files.
- Update checks became reliable: the app retries them if there was no network at startup.
- The About window shows the build date and has a manual update check button.
- Screen capture frame rate is now configurable — from 10 to 30 fps.
- On phones the cursor now works like a trackpad: your finger moves the remote cursor and the view follows it when zoomed.
- Your own ID in the address book is marked as “this is you”.
- Touch control on Android: tap to click, two fingers for right click, pinch to zoom.
- In-app updates on Android.
- Version number and build date are shown on the main screen.
- A second copy of the app no longer starts — the running window is brought up instead.
- Autostart with Windows — the app starts minimized to the tray.
- Feedback button: report a bug or suggest an idea from the app and from the website.
- The app interface is translated into 7 languages, switchable in settings.
- Fixed a freeze when window title buttons (minimize, maximize, close) were clicked remotely.
- An intro animation while connecting to the remote screen (can be turned off in settings).
- The app checks for a new version and offers to update.
- Web viewer: connect to a remote computer straight from the browser, without installing the app.
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