Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Microsoft rolled out its first update of the year for Remote Desktop on iOS.
What you need to know
- Microsoft's Remote Desktop app for iOS recently received its first update of the year.
- The update includes a new zoom slider and options to collapse or dock the connection bar.
- The update also addresses some bugs and issues.
Microsoft recently rolled out an update to its Remote Desktop Mobile app on iOS (via OnMSFT). The update is the first of 2021, and it includes some notable improvements for the app on both iPhones and iPads. The app now has more options for the connection bar, including the option to collapse it or dock it to different parts of your screen. The update also brings a zoom slider.
Here's everything that's new in the update, as found on its App Store listing:
It's 2021 and time for our first release of the year.
First, we've made changes to the connection bar (which is part of the in-session user experience):
- The connection bar can be collapsed by moving it into one of the four corners of the screen.
- On iPads and large iPhones you can dock the connection bar to the left or right edge of the screen.
- A press-and-hold gesture on the connection bar magnification button reveals a panel with a zoom slider.
- The new zoom slider controls the magnification level of the session in both touch and mouse pointer mode.
Finally, we addressed some accessibility bugs and the following two issues:
- The client now validates the PC name in the Add/Edit PC UI to ensure that it does not contain illegal characters.
- Addressed an issue where the UI would stop resolving a workspace name during subscription.
If you're looking for an alternative to Microsoft's Remote Desktop app, our Richard Devine recently wrote about how Chrome Remote Desktop is so good you shouldn't look at anything else.
Microsoft Remote Desktop
This app allows you to access your PC or virtualized apps from just about anywhere using your iOS device.
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