Enjoy the freedom to work from anywhere. Jump Desktop is a remote desktop application that lets you securely connect to any computer in the world. Compatible with both RDP and VNC, Jump Desktop is secure, reliable and very easy to set up. Jump Desktop also supports our own, high performance, next generation remote desktop protocol called Fluid Remote Desktop.
* Easy setup and reliable:
Jump Desktop is very easy to configure; anyone can do it! Just visit: https://www.jumpdesktop.com on your PC or Mac, click the ‘Automatic Setup’ link and follow step-by-step instructions. You’ll be up and running in no time.
* Secure:
Jump encrypts the connection between computers to ensure privacy and security. Automatic connections are always encrypted by default. Supports NLA, TLS/SSL encryption for RDP. SSH Tunnelling and SSL/TLS encryption for VNC. Fluid Remote Desktop uses DTLS for secure connections.
* Supercharged Productivity:
Use Mac keyboard shortcuts in Windows. Seamlessly switch between computers without changing the way you use the keyboard. Vastly improves productivity. Fully customizable: Configure your own shortcuts or use the built-in defaults. No other app comes close.
* Powerful Collaboration Features:
Collaborative screen sharing lets many users connect to the same desktop. Each user gets their own mouse cursor and can click and point without fighting over the same cursor. Great for editing documents with coworkers, tweaking designs with remote team members, creating presentations together, and teaching Grandma how to clean out her email.
* Remote Support
Connect and help anyone by asking them to install the free Jump Desktop Connect app and share a simple URL with you. It's simple, quick and very powerful.
* Integrated into macOS
Quickly search and launch computers directly from Spotlight. Full support for tabbed windows. Tightly integrated into macOS's power saving technology to give you the best battery life on the go.
* Super fast and beautiful:
Our next generation high performance Fluid Remote Desktop is optimized for low latency secure screen sharing. We also have our own in-house implementations of VNC and RDP protocols. Multi-core, hardware accelerated rendering for zippy performance. Optimized for MacBook Pros and iMacs with Retina display.
Features:
* Multi-protocol: supports RDP, VNC and Fluid Remote Desktop
* Collaborative screen sharing
* Remote support
* Full international keyboard support for RDP, VNC and ARD
* Dictation support (Mountain Lion and later)
* Tabs (macOS Sierra and later)
* 3 different ways to zoom and pan the remote screen (really useful when controlling multi-monitor remote systems from laptops)
* Easy and secure setup: Automatically configure your PC or Mac for remote access without worrying about your router settings. Set up as many computers as you like and manage them all using your Google account (optional)
* Built-in SSH tunneling for RDP and VNC connections
RDP features:
* Tested on: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Server 2003, Server 2008, Server 2008 R2, Server 2012/R2/2016/2019, SBS Server, Windows 10
* RD Broker and Load balancer support
* RD Gateway support
* Dynamic resolution updates (Win 8.1/2012 R2+)
* Desktop Scaling (Win 8.1/2012 R2+)
* Multi monitor support
* Secure: 128-bit RDP, TLS/SSL, FIPS and NLA authentication supported
* Printing redirection support (including a optional , super-fast server side-driver)
* Audio streaming
* Console sessions
* Folder sharing
* International keyboard layouts
VNC features:
* Tested with macOS 10.5+, TightVNC, RealVNC, UltraVNC, Linux (Ubuntu Remote Desktop)
* Secure: Supports SSH tunneling as well as SSL encryption (SSL only available when using automatic setup)
* Black and white, Grayscale, 8-bit and 16-bit color modes to help manage bandwidth
* Clipboard syncing
* Multiple monitor support
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THE remote desktop app
Larry F 13
I’ve used this app for at least five years and it has has honestly performed flawlessly. It connects to our remote server very quickly, no lag time on the keystrokes… it does exactly what you need it to do. I run it on my Mac, my ipad and my iphone. There has been many a road trip where I had to access my desktop on my phone for an emergency file and it does the trick. Oh, and here’s a protip: Your boss is on vacation. You cut out early for the day. If you respond to an email from your boss, he or she can totally tell when your email is coming from your iPhone; it is formatted differently than a regular email originated from Outlook. If you get that email from your boss, you log onto to the Jump app, go onto your Outlook and it’s as if you sent it from your very own desk. You think this would be common knowledge, but I can’t tell you how many people i’ve seen send email from their phones in the middle of the day. Rookie mistake! But, i digress… GREAT APP!!!
Pretty Awesome—ish but becoming hard to work with.
Fogdor
I really like this especially Fluid Remote Desktop. It’s been some time since there has been any significant updates and it is starting to show it’s age.It would be great if they came out with a Linux version so that you can remote INTO Mac using Fluid, that is the big game changer that makes this app worth it, it’s also the thing that makes me step back to other apps. It’s nice when I can use it, but it becomes impossible in many workflows. To that same end, the key mapping or re-mapping was tolerable in the beginning, but it also becomes a huge problem, especially when working on the iPad. It seems that the competitor "screens "has solved the modifier key, remapping problem, while this app has struggled when you use an application that has a lot of key bindings. The key mapping makes it nearly impossible to use in those circumstances. Sometime you end up with remapping colliding with application keybinding so it becomes completely unusable when using Jump for Remote Desktop. I think it’s time you license Fluid to Screens, or get back in the game.
Works Perfectly
bmurphy1967
Just writing a review as I searched for a while to find a good RDP for my Mac. I tried all the free (and almost free) apps with limited success. I finally decided you get what you pay for and it worked. It connects every time, no matter where I am. No lags in keystrokes or freezing or hanging up unless the public network connection I’m on is very slow. When that happens I just connect via Personal Hotspot and its full speed ahead again. I also like that the app automatically sizes itself to the screen it’s on so it’s full screen when I’m on the road or in my home office with a larger monitor. I work at home and on the road and our company moved to a new business suite that runs in an RDP environment and is used for almost everything I do. I need an RDP progam that will stay up and on all day, not just something I jump in and out of occaisionally and this one works perfectly.
J. D. is a VNC client that works reliaby and simply...
J. J. Y. L.
J. D. is a VNC client that works reliaby and simply in my work with development and image processing with linux machines. I recommend J.D. for work with remote IDEs/terminals and for modest performance requirements involving image/video processing. It has tolerable performance for IDE-work even over older generation home Wifi routers + Cisco VPN; for prolonged work with display>1600x1200, home ethernet (1 Gbit) + VPN is more comfortable. Video streaming over J.D. appears to have ~1-10 Hz updates at ~1600x1200 on a 100 MBs capacity network at work. My servers are running CentOS + tiger VNC. J.D. has all the features I’ve needed for daily use with multiple linux servers for ~4 years and intermittent use previously. I’ve never had complaints. I haven’t made careful comparisons with Jolly’s VNC but for me they appear functionally equivalent.Just today realized that J.D. works for Windows as well.
Jump Desktop 10 is a major update. Highlights for Mac:
• UP TO 480 FRAMES PER SECOND: games, scrolling and fast motion keep pace with high refresh rate screens. Leave Framerate on Auto to follow your screen.
• HARDWARE ENCODING: sharper detail at the same bandwidth, less CPU on the host and longer battery life on your Mac. Choose Codec > Hardware.
• HIGH-PERFORMANCE VIRTUAL DISPLAYS: save and switch presets, set an exact resolution, scale and refresh rate, and use Keep After Disconnect to leave displays on the host between visits.
• USB DEVICE SUPPORT: redirect the USB devices on your desk to a Windows or Mac host.
• GAME CONTROLLER SUPPORT: play your games from your Mac with the controller in your hands.
• CREATIVE WORK: Input Trail shows your stylus and mouse strokes right away on high-latency connections, and Color Passthrough shows the host's colors unprocessed on calibrated displays.
• EVERYDAY WORK: back and forward mouse buttons, pinch to zoom on a trackpad, and more reliable Chinese, Japanese and Korean text composition.
IMPROVEMENTS AND FIXES
• In Fluid sessions, the macOS shortcut for switching input sources, such as Control+Space, switches the input source on your Mac instead of being sent to the host. When the shortcut is turned off in macOS, the keys are
sent to the host as before.
• Wake-on-LAN sends fewer wake packets when you connect to a host.
• Fixed automatic reconnects waking a host you had put to sleep or shut down.
• Fixed crashes when quitting Jump Desktop.
• Fixed Jump Desktop crashing every time it opened when a saved computer had no name.
• Fixed one notch of the mouse wheel scrolling or zooming too far on Mac hosts, for example zooming a video editing timeline all the way in with Option and the scroll wheel.
• Fixed applying a saved preset again, or switching to another preset with the same number of virtual displays, leaving the session windows where they were instead of in the saved arrangement.
• Fixed USB redirection not working for certain USB devices, such as color grading control panels.
• Fixed RDP sessions ignoring a custom resolution and using the window size instead.
• Fixed RDP sessions in full screen on all displays swapping displays arranged one above the other on the host, which put the Windows taskbar on the wrong display.
• Fixed the Eisu and Kana keys on Japanese keyboards having no effect in Fluid sessions.
• Security updates.
FIXED IN 10.15.42
• Fixed RDP connections to older Windows versions, such as Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2012, failing to connect.
• Fixed virtual displays being numbered Display 3 and Display 4 instead of Display 1 and Display 2.
• Fixed drawing tablets such as Wacom redirected over USB not being recognized by the tablet software on the host.
FIXED IN 10.15.44
• Fixed accented characters typed with dead keys (such as é or ê) not reaching the host correctly.
Full details: https://docs.jumpdesktop.com/whats-new
Version 10.15.46
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