MeowDisplay 2.1 adds floating windows and gives you more control of your Mac from your iPhone or iPad. • In Window view, you can float a Mac window over your panes. Move it, resize it or tuck it into a screen edge. When you are done, add it back to the layout. You can turn floating windows off in Settings. • The pane menu has Fill Window on Mac and Restore Previous Size on Mac. • Double-tap a pane's title to fill your screen. Drag a pane away to remove it. • When you close a window on your Mac, its tab or floating window goes away. • While your Mac is locked, MeowDisplay shows nothing and accepts no input by default. A device that already has control can show the Mac's lock screen, so you can type your password there. You can turn this off for each device. • The arrow keypad has its own Shift, Option and Command keys. • Touch and hold Settings to open Session Actions. • Zoom While Typing keeps the typing location above the keyboard. • This update also fixes many bugs. Update MeowDisplay on your Mac to 2.1 to use the new features.

MeowDisplay 2.0 is a major update. • Window view: show just the Mac windows you pick, side by side, up to 9 at once. Swap, resize and rotate each one. • Stage Peek: touch and hold the screen edge to flip through your Mac's windows. • Use more than one device at once, each mirroring or extending your Mac. • Natural Touch, a typing strip that shows what you type, and refined Control and Function Trays. • Accessibility: better VoiceOver, Voice Control and Reduce Motion support. • Try the Demo opens a sample Mac, no Mac needed. Update MeowDisplay on your Mac to 2.0 to use the new features.