devrp_usr

Hello,

Thank you for your feedback. Just to clarify, do you mean that you would like an option to allow the mouse or scrollbar to move to where your finger is, regardless of how far the remote mouse is from your finger?

Best regards,

Frederick Simard

Basically whenever you are doing a double tap hold (usually to select files/drag and drop/move a scroll bar) when your finger hits the edge of the phone screen, you end up stuck and the only option it to lift your finger which isn't ideal since if your selecting multiple files or dragging a file, it won't end up where you need it since you hit the edge of the phone. What it should do is keep moving the mouse in the direction it was going when you hit close to the edge of the phone screen. If you try out Microsofts Android rdp, you will see the functionality I'm talking about. Just zoom in a bunch and then try and drag a file around. When you hit the screen edge, it will keep going even though your finger isn't moving.

Would be helpful if keyboard autocomplete/autocorrect was present when using the keyboard within a session.

This one was hard to come up with a proper title but what I'm hoping for is that when doing double tap mouse movements like scrolling a scroll bar after double tap and holding or when using double tap hold to select a bunch of files. It would be good if when your finger travels to the edge of the phone screen that the mouse automatically keeps moving in the direction your going. Currently you hit the edge of the screen and the mouse no longer moves.

Currently mouse Acceleration is great but it causes the mouse to way too easily move with the smallest of touches on the screen. Can you please add a way to have mouse Acceleration not kick in until a certain threshold (preferably configurable) is reached. Something like either speed your finger moves or a minimum distance your finger need to slide to activate mouse Acceleration. For reference, Microsofts native Android rdp app does acceleration very well.

Hello @sirfene,

Thank you for your feedback. That's good news you have been able to unfreeze RDM using @mka's solution.

Another customer reported that double-clicking on the RDM icon on the Windows taskbar helped to unfreeze it. If RDM freezes again, let us know if this workaround solution works on your end.

Best regards,

It does seem like interacting with the window preview of RDM in the task bar (i right clicked it) causes it to come back to life.