Fixed a bug that caused a black screen after switching to a second monitor, until the mouse was moved.Fixed a bug that caused some tabs to be missing from the TeamViewer window after start.Fixed a bug where a file transfer would sometimes get stuck if a job within the queue was aborted.
Fixed a copy & paste bug that prevented copying an image from a Windows computer and pasting it to a macOS or Linux computer.Usability improvement for the status bar: the connection status is now also displayed at the bottom of the Computers & Contacts list.You can now see the fingerprint of your partner's device in the log files.You can now record augmented reality sessions and save them for documentation and training.The session will run in compatibility mode (2D). Android devices that are not supported by ARCore can now connect to an augmented reality session.This new parameter replaces IMPORTREGFILE. This means that the option file no longer has to be located next to the MSI installer as it used to be when using IMPORTREGFILE. A new MSI parameter called "SETTINGSFILE" has been introduced, which allows to specify a path to a *.tvopt option file.You can now also copy screenshots within a session from the Snip & Sketch tool and paste them on the other side of the connection.Within the session you need at least the possibility to view and control the remote screen on restricted systems. You can no longer start a direct file transfer to a remote system with restricted folder permissions (like macOS 10.15) without allowing full disk access in advance to prevent the client from becoming unresponsive.The import of a '.reg file is still possible. The MSI installer now offers the possibility to import the *.tvopt format which is generated when exporting options from a TeamViewer client.When connecting from Linux to Windows, it's now possible to transmit various key combinations: switching the applications on Windows by using +, opening the run command with +, and so on. The possibility to send key combinations such as + or + is now available!.
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