ScreenCommand 2.0 shows two windows side by side, fills in your saved passwords, works with a real keyboard (and a mouse on iPad), blocks pop-ups, and tells you what works with your device. • Side by side: put two windows next to each other on the TV, say a game and the scores. Click a window to use it, and the controls follow it. The sound comes from the video you started last. Turn it on from the iPad or iPhone, the TV's tab bar, or ⌘\. • Password AutoFill: when a sign-in page on the TV asks for your email, password or a code, your iPad or iPhone shows a short sign-in form. Your saved passwords and the codes from Messages and Mail fill it in with a tap, and ScreenCommand signs you in on the TV. No more typing passwords on the trackpad. • Mouse on iPad: connect a Bluetooth or USB mouse or trackpad and it steers the cursor on the TV. Click, double-click, right-click, drag and scroll; the middle button opens a link in a new tab, and the side buttons go back and forward. "Use on iPad" hands the mouse back to the iPad whenever you need it, and "Natural Scrolling" for the wheel can be turned off in Settings. • Hardware keyboard on iPad and iPhone: type straight into the page, no on-screen keyboard needed. The arrow keys, Tab, Esc, Page Up, Page Down, Home and End work as on a computer. • Keyboard shortcuts: ⌘L for the address bar, ⌘T and ⌘W to open and close a tab, ⌘R to reload, ⌘[ and ⌘] to go back and forward, and ⌘+, ⌘- and ⌘0 to zoom the page on the TV. • Pop-up blocker: pop-ups and redirect pages are stopped, on by default. Tap the shield in the address bar to switch it off for one site. • "What Works Here", on the connect screen and in Settings: what this iPhone or iPad can connect with, whether the TV is on a cable or AirPlay, what plays over each, and how to use a mouse and keyboard with it. iPhone 16e, iPhone 17e and iPhone Air, whose USB-C port carries no video, now get AirPlay steps instead of cable ones. • Tapping the address bar now selects the whole address, so you can type a new one right away. Questions or feedback? support@screencommand.app

ScreenCommand 1.2 runs on iPhone, and plays Netflix and other streaming services over a cable. • Use it on iPhone: connect to a monitor or TV, or AirPlay to an Apple TV, and your iPhone becomes the trackpad and keyboard. A cable needs an iPhone with USB-C video out (iPhone 15 or later, except iPhone 16e, iPhone 17e and iPhone Air). • Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Paramount+, Peacock and other streaming services now play on the TV over a USB-C cable. • Typing into sign-in forms, like Netflix's, now registers. Before, the text could vanish when you moved to the next field. • Controls made for a phone: in portrait they stack above the trackpad, in landscape they sit beside it. The address bar gets its own row. • A new iPhone keyboard layout, with Tab, .com, paste and the arrow keys on a slim row of their own. • One purchase covers iPhone and iPad. • On an 11-inch or smaller iPad held in portrait, the controls now fit the screen instead of running off its edge. • The walkthrough no longer skips its steps on saving a page and opening your favorites. Questions or feedback? support@screencommand.app

ScreenCommand 1.1 adds browser windows, and now speaks your language. • Browser windows: open up to 4 windows on the big screen, each with its own tabs. Switch with the numbered buttons at the end of the tab bar, or swipe three fingers left or right on the iPad. The window you leave waits in the background, so switching back is instant. • The app is fully translated into 15 more languages: Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Dutch, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish. Setup, the walkthrough, Settings and the browser on the big screen all follow your iPad's language. • Arabic gets full right-to-left layout. • Added a "Rate ScreenCommand on the App Store" row in Settings → About, so you can leave a review without hunting for the listing. • The app now asks for a rating at most once per version, and only after you have finished a few real sessions on an external display. • Clearer wording about DRM-protected streaming: Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max and Prime Video cannot play on a browser-rendered external display because iPadOS blocks protected video there. YouTube, Vimeo and other non-DRM video are unaffected. Questions or feedback? support@screencommand.app