OpenScrcpy v1.1.7

What's Changed

• Polir diálogo de atualização: chaves i18n, chip de versão e notas reais by @yanhenrique-dev in #17
• Popups: lote P1 de qualidade, acessibilidade e layout by @yanhenrique-dev in #18
• Alertas: store isolado e gate de progresso no download by @yanhenrique-dev in #19
• refactor(popups): shell único, barra de progresso e teclado nos popovers by @yanhenrique-dev in #20
• chore: bump version to 1.1.7 by @yanhenrique-dev in #21

Full Changelog: v1.1.6...v1.1.7

OpenScrcpy v1.1.6

See the assets below for the release.

OpenScrcpy v1.1.5

See the assets below for the release.

OpenScrcpy v1.1.2

See the assets below for the release.

OpenScrcpy v1.1.1

What's new

• One-click USB → Wi-Fi: a "Go Wireless" button on the hub card switches the phone to wireless in one tap — it reads the Wi-Fi IP straight from the phone's wlan0 interface (VPN-tunnel-proof), flips adbd into TCPIP mode and reconnects over the network; no terminal, no typing the IP
• Transport chips became a real switch: when a card has both USB and Wi-Fi, the two transport chips render as a segmented control with the active transport highlighted, in the same visual language as the capture-source tabs
• Failure alerts that explain the why: a failed switch now shows plain-language guidance (e.g. unlock the phone and accept the "Allow USB debugging?" prompt, or check that the console IP is really the phone's) plus the exact adb line that failed
• Every step of the switch runs through the System Console, so any hiccup is diagnosable in-app

Assets

• Windows: x64-setup.exe (installer), x64_en-US.msi
• Linux: amd64.AppImage (portable), .deb, .rpm
• macOS: universal.dmg, universal.app.tar.gz
• CI verified green on all three platforms

OpenScrcpy v1.1.0

What's new

• In-app update notices: OpenScrcpy checks its own GitHub releases on startup (and via a button in the About dialog); when a newer version exists, an amber badge in the header opens a modal with the release notes and a one-click link to the release page
• Device Hub rework: one card per physical phone — the USB and Wi-Fi transports became clickable chips on a single card instead of duplicate cards
• Pairing fix: pairing broadcasts are now matched by host IP instead of the random mDNS instance suffix, so the code field appears reliably on Android 11+ devices
• System Console colors: severity coloring for system/error/warning/confirmation lines, scannable at a glance
• Clearer session toggles: single-line labels no longer truncate and got distinct names in all 8 languages (e.g. "Wake device" vs "Anti-idle (v4)"); camera toggles moved their hints to a muted subtext
• Layout polish: fixed the residual one-line phantom scroll, balanced webcam banner layout, thin themed scrollbars across the app, breathing room in the header

Assets

• Windows: x64-setup.exe (installer), x64_en-US.msi
• Linux: amd64.AppImage (portable), .deb, .rpm
• macOS: universal.dmg, universal.app.tar.gz
• CI verified green on all three platforms; builds include the CodeRabbit repo config for future reviews

OpenScrcpy v1.0.5

What's new

• Custom titlebar on Linux: the app now draws its own window chrome (minimize/maximize/close inside the header), fixing the broken GTK CSD glyphs inside the AppImage. Windows and macOS keep the native titlebar
• Borderless resizing: move and resize with the titlebar itself (drag, double-click to maximize, edges and corners for resizing)
• Wi-Fi: connecting via the manual "IP Connect" field now records the device in Recent Devices; pairing discovered devices opens the pairing modal flow instead of a doomed connect attempt
• Session: log timestamps are now real event times; logs, device pairing and session state got internal restructuring

Assets

• Windows: x64-setup.exe (installer), x64_en-US.msi
• Linux: amd64.AppImage (portable), .deb, .rpm
• macOS: universal.dmg, universal.app.tar.gz

OpenScrcpy v1.0.0

First public pre-release of OpenScrcpy.

Mirror, camera and desktop capture modes, HID keyboard and mouse, wireless pairing with history, one-click core download and updates, render driver selection, and drag-and-drop file push, in a Settings-style UI with light and dark modes.

Windows: use the .exe installer (or the .msi). macOS: open the universal .dmg. Linux: run the .AppImage or install the .deb/.rpm.

Full walkthrough in the Wiki. Found a bug? Open an issue.