Plenix 2026.10.19 — Every screen, one view
Remote control now handles devices with more than one monitor properly. A second monitor shows a steady picture, and All Monitors shows every screen side by side in one view.
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The Plenix Team·5 October 2026·1 min read
Release 2026.10.19 is a small one for anyone who supports devices with more than one screen. It needs agent 3.73.0 on Windows devices, which installs itself.
New features
- All Monitors view. In a remote control session, open the monitor picker and choose All Monitors to see every screen of a Windows device side by side in one picture. The mouse and keyboard work across the whole view, so you can follow a window from one screen to the next.
Fixes
- A second monitor shows a steady picture. Viewing any monitor other than the main one could flicker between that monitor and the main screen whenever the mouse moved. Each monitor now shows only its own picture.
- Switching monitors on a relayed connection. When a session runs over the relay instead of a direct connection, choosing another monitor now changes the picture straight away.