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Steps: 1. Open Windows App Preview 2. Close the main window 3. Click on the Windows App Preview icon in the macOS Dock Expected: The main window opens again (I believe it's called the "Connection Manager") Actual: Nothing at all happens. This is frustrating to me.Windows App does not forward YubiKey
Our organization require YubiKey to connect to VPN to access specific resources. Problem is when using YubiKey from Windows App it does not get forwarded to the server machine. When using Windows 10/11 machine to connect from everything works. YubiKeys don't work with Windows App (or old RDC app) from macOS machine234Views2likes2CommentsSupport URI schemes like ms-avd:connect across all platforms in Windows App
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/uri-scheme We would like to request the implementation of support for URI schemes, such as ms-avd:connect, in the latest Windows App. Currently, this feature is available only in MSRDC. We are developing a web app portal running in the browser that allows users to connect to their Azure Virtual Desktop instances. Having this feature in the Windows App across all platforms (including Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS) would significantly benefit our development and provide a seamless experience for our users.181Views3likes2CommentsWindows App for macOS 11.0.0 - increase information density
If "Show screenshots in thumbnails" is disabled, the default thumbnails are useless clutter and take up too much space if you have a lot of connections. This is especially bad for the favorites view where devices are limited to one row.194Views3likes1CommentOpening rdp:// URLs seems broken on M1 or macOS 12.2
The ability top open a Microsoft Remote Desktop session from the command line on a mac is something I've used and love for years. It still works fine in the RDP (v10.7.6) running on my older machine running macOS 10.15, but the same version on a new M1 machine running 12.2 doesn't open the exact same links. Here's a stripped down minimal example: open "rdp://full address:s:server.example.com" It launches RDP client and tries to connect to the indicated server on the x86 machine, but throws this error on the M1 machine: No application knows how to open URL rdp://... There was mention of a new URL format in recent release notes, but it seems very bare-bones. I couldn't find any way to specify the options the old rdp:// format allows. Can the old format still work on M1 machines at least until the new ms-rd:// format is fleshed out more?Workspace disappears from RDP client
Recently, my Remote Desktop application has been losing my configuration daily. I have to click "Add Workspace" and put the URL in again. Surprisingly, this even happens while I am actively connected to my remote workstation. I'm on Mac OS Ventura 13.4, and recently updated the client to 10.9.0(2140), hoping that would fix the issue. It did not.1.8KViews10likes4CommentsUnselecting "Use Mac shortcuts..." in settings does not work.
I have my mac keyboard settings set to use ctrl for copy and paste instead of the command key. No matter what setting I use in the Remote Desktop Client settings, it always passes command through to my virtual machine, whether I press command or ctrl. I simply want to pass my keyboard press directly through! This is very frustrating and makes using certain features in Visual Studio impossible as the only way to get to them is with a keyboard shortcut.PLEASE put the detail/list view back in macOS RDC aka "Windows App"
PLEASE put the detail/list view back in macOS RDC aka "Windows App"! I have literally hundreds of connections and I need the old detail/list view back. The GIGANTIC ICON VIEW is NOT AT ALL USEFUL. Further the <Search> results for a connection should show results regardless of whether the category is "folded up" or "folded out". If I'm searching for something, I want to find it. I don't want to fold-out 2374834788 groups for the search to finally show my result. Windows App Preview Version 10.9.10 (2296) Support ID: 14F039FB-621D-4885-900C-64489FE89096314Views9likes3Comments