Jump Desktop Connect access popup - OSX 15

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    Jump Desktop Support

    Hello all. In Jump Desktop Connect 6.10.33 we've added support for Sequoia and the new 'Remote Desktop' permissions. We will be pushing this out via automatic updates. In the meantime if you'd like to try it out please download from here: https://jumpdesktop.com/downloads/connect/JumpDesktopConnect-6.10.33.dmg

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    Abdul Ghani Madid

    Hi, Thank you for reaching out and bringing this to our attention.

    We are aware of the issue you mentioned, and our team is actively working on a fix that will be included in our upcoming update.

    We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you and appreciate your patience as we work to resolve this.

    Thanks

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    ronmis

    Thanks Abdul. Please let us know when the fix is ready.

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    Danielhimebauch

    I am also eager to see a fix, this completely breaks my headless mac mini set up, ive moved it to another location with a portable monitor and trackpad to bypass the prompt in the mean time

    also with dev beta 4, I am finding that if you "continue to allow" then get into a fluid connection, then later disconnect and attempt a fluid connection some hours later, the client will infinitely spin stuck at "connecting" and the host machine will never display the "are you sure you want to continue to allow" modal. This requires me to restart the mac mini, then on next attempt at connecting from fluid I get the continue to allow prompt.

    Also, I see local bonjour works fine in this instance, but VNC connects but with odd artifacts on bottom half of the video feed and does not accept input, again only till a hard restart of the host, then all works for at least 12 hours or so

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    ronmis

    I’m guessing this is more of a Sequoia problem, I tried Splashtop too and got the same error. Several others apps on my Mac throw the same error.

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    David Smit

    Yeah, there were some API changes in Sequoia that had some deprecations, so apps need to update.

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    ronmis

    After yeserday's macOS Sequoia Beta 15.0 (24A5309e) the issue seems to be resolved. No more annoying popups

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