Releases: pyvnoaim/patchbay
Releases · pyvnoaim/patchbay
Release list
patchbay v0.1.26
- A remote desktop can remember more than one account. The sign-in offers every saved one; pick it and press Enter.
- Editing a device no longer copies the user, port, key or jump it inherits from its folder onto the device itself.
- The folder pane's User/Port/Key/Jump fields fit in a narrow window.
patchbay v0.1.25
- On a Mac, ⌘C, ⌘X, ⌘V, ⌘A and ⌘Z in a remote desktop do what Ctrl does in Windows, so copy and paste work.
- A remote desktop's sign-in, asked again after a failed attempt, keeps the cursor in the password field.
patchbay v0.1.24
- A remote desktop can remember its password: tick Remember on the sign-in and it goes in your system keychain, never in the list. Forget one from the right-click menu, or all of them in Settings.
patchbay v0.1.23
- A remote desktop no longer falls further and further behind on a busy screen: it skips to the latest picture, and typing on a quiet one answers sooner.
- A remote desktop fills its tab at the right sharpness, even when the server first answers with another size.
- Trackpad scrolling in a remote desktop follows your fingers instead of jumping a page per flick.
- Remote desktops show a plain background instead of the wallpaper, so closing a big window no longer dissolves into pixels.
- Remote desktops and web pages sit flush in their tab, without a gap along the edges.
patchbay v0.1.22
- The key on a web tab opens Bitwarden's sign-in when the vault is signed out or locked, instead of doing nothing.
- patchbay opens centered at its default size every time, rather than wherever it was last left.
- In a narrow window the detail pane no longer drops under the sidebar and squeezes a session into a strip.
patchbay v0.1.21
- Fixes 0.1.20 failing to start with an error when the list has more than one folder.
patchbay v0.1.20
- Two devices can share a name when they're in different folders.
- The key on a web tab opens Bitwarden's unlock screen when the vault is locked, instead of doing nothing.
patchbay v0.1.19
- Remote desktops draw faster, most of all when much of the screen changes at once.
- The remote desktop sign-in has a Vault button when Bitwarden is on: copy the password there and paste it in.
patchbay v0.1.18
- Copy and paste files between this machine and a remote desktop, both ways, as you would text. In the remote desktop paste with Ctrl+V.
- Remote desktops can take files: drop them on the tab and they appear as
\\tsclient\transferon the far end. Whatever it saves there lands inDownloads/patchbay. macOS and Linux.
patchbay v0.1.16
- Once a ping finishes, press
cin its tab to keep pinging until you press ^C.