Jump Desktop 10 Beta 2 - Jump Desktop Whats New

Version 10.7.33 (2026-03-16)

Changes since 10.7.29:

Add AV1 video codec support with hardware acceleration on NVIDIA, AMD, Intel GPUs.
AV1 is automatically selected when the host has a supported GPU, and can also be chosen from the codec menu during a session.
AV1 is 20–30% more bandwidth-efficient than H.265, delivering sharper image quality at the same connection speed.
AV1 hardware decode is supported on Apple Silicon M3 and later or A17 processors (iPhone 15 and later, includes Macbook Neo). This lowers battery usage and improves performance.
Add Intel hardware encoder support for H.264, H.265, and AV1. Systems with Intel GPUs can now use hardware-accelerated video encoding, reducing CPU usage and improving streaming performance.
macOS: Add pinch-to-zoom gesture support. Use the trackpad pinch gesture to smoothly zoom in and out on the remote desktop during a Fluid session.
macOS: Add an embedded browser sign-in option for managed environments where Safari is blocked. Enable it via Terminal: defaults write com.p5sys.jump.mac.viewer.web AuthBrowserType -int 2.

Add USB device diagnostic reporting to simplify troubleshooting.
macOS: Improve USB device discovery performance with caching, reducing scan times on systems with many USB devices.
Windows: Improve video color accuracy when using NVIDIA hardware encoding.

Windows: Fix installer hang during upgrade caused by a driver uninstall dialog running in a non-interactive session.
Windows: Fix virtual display driver loss when upgrading from older versions.
Windows: Fix network drive disconnections when connecting with local authentication.
Windows: Fix crashes caused by GPU resets (TDR) during a remote session. Decoders and the renderer now detect device removal and recover automatically.
macOS: Potential Fix "Ask to share screen" failure when microphone permission has not been granted yet.
macOS: Make OAuth sign-in dialog keyboard-accessible.