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Jump Desktop 10 RC1

Version 10.15.3 (2026-07-04)

Changes since 10.14.5:

Important: This version changes which USB devices can be redirected. Redirecting USB devices other than game controllers (such as styluses, pen tablets, and other HID devices) now requires a Teams Enterprise subscription on macOS and Windows. Game controller redirection remains available to everyone, and Teams Enterprise accounts are unaffected. Without a Teams Enterprise subscription, other device types show an upgrade option in the Devices menu.

New Features

  • Viewer: iOS: Game controllers are now supported! Connect a physical game controller to your iOS device and connect to your machine, tap the tool icon and select the game controller in the new Devices menu.  
  • Viewer: iOS: New on-screen game controller: Enable On-Screen Controller in the Devices menu to get a customizable touch controller with thumbsticks, triggers, and buttons; use Edit mode to drag the controls anywhere, with separate layouts for portrait and landscape.

Improvements

  • Viewer: The Codec menu now explains why an option is unavailable instead of showing a grayed-out entry with no reason.
  • Viewer: When the codec is set to Hardware, Jump now prefers a codec your device can also decode in hardware, improving smoothness and battery life on devices like iPads.
  • Viewer: iOS: Redesigned display settings for Fluid connections — choose between Single Virtual Display and Host Displays, pick a resolution mode, or set a custom resolution, all from the Display menu and the computer's settings page. A one-time prompt on first connect helps you pick the best display setup, and Single Virtual Display now enables Retina automatically for sharp output.

Bug Fixes

  • Viewer: Fix a rare crash that could occur shortly after a session ends.
  • Viewer: Fix the video stream failing to recover after a decoding error when using the Fluid 2.0 codec.
  • Connect: macOS: Fix an external monitor staying black after disconnecting from a session that used virtual displays on a Mac running with its lid closed.

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