AnyDesk 9.8.0 Release: New Features, Bug Fixes, and Enhanced User Experience
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New Features:
- Support for the drag-and-drop feature has been enhanced for more seamless interaction.
- In the AnyDesk One meeting function, the active speaker is now highlighted more prominently with a more visible color.
- The meeting ID in AnyDesk One is now displayed in a clear textual format for easy reference.
- A red dot has been added to the menu icon to indicate that the user is currently in a meeting, ensuring better awareness of ongoing activities.
Bug Fixes:
- Resolved issues that occurred when activating the Discovery feature through the tile.
- Fixed an unexpected crash that would occur when cancelling a file transfer while logging off.
- Addressed a problem that caused interruptions in file transfers when switching between sides.
- Rectified the absence of the “Install Printer” checkbox in the installation window.
- Corrected the unresponsiveness of the 2FA checkbox in the security settings.
- Fixed an error in the AnyDesk One meeting information panel that incorrectly displayed a regular participant as a host.
- Resolved an inconsistency with the “mute all” button in the AnyDesk One meeting feature, ensuring it functions reliably.
Other Changes:
- The user interface of AnyDesk One has been improved for a more intuitive user experience.
These updates are designed to enhance the functionality and stability of the application, providing a more intuitive experience during meetings and ensuring smoother operations.
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