Scroll the Mac from the live screen view Two fingers on the picture now turn the Mac's wheel, so a long page can be read from the phone without switching back to the trackpad. The wheel turns where the pointer already is, exactly as it does on a trackpad — a tap is how you aim it — so scrolling never drags the cursor somewhere you didn't ask it to go. Disconnecting no longer means quitting the app After you disconnected from a Mac, or after the Mac closed the connection on its own while the app sat in the background, the phone held on to a session that was already over and quietly turned away every attempt to connect again. Reopening the app was the only way back. It now notices the connection has ended and is ready for the next one. The app you're driving appears the moment you connect The button at the top of the trackpad used to open on an empty placeholder and stay there until something on the Mac happened to change apps — which is why clicking a window seemed to fix it. It now shows the app in front straight away. A clearer top bar The controls unfold from the app icon that opens them rather than appearing in the opposite corner, and slide into place instead of blinking. The icon is drawn sharply and answers a press. Touching the screen view closes the controls, rather than leaving them parked over the Mac's menu bar until one of their own buttons is pressed. Needs the Pocket Pointer helper 1.4.6 on your Mac. An installed copy offers it to you on its own if you press Check Updates in the menu bar app, or download it again from pocketpointer.vercel.app.