Bigger keys on iPhone, and a little more room on iPad. The keys above the keyboard are easier to tap, in two rows on an iPhone held upright. In Screen, Escape, Tab and the modifiers come first, with a Move page for the arrows, Page Up, Page Down, Home and End. The bar keeps a little space above the on-screen keyboard. Prefer the old bar? Settings has it as Compact. Zoomed in on a screen, typing no longer pulls the picture back to the pointer once you have moved it by hand. It follows again when the pointer moves. Forwarded web pages now have Back, Forward and Reload, and you can copy a page’s link. A link to another site asks before it opens in your browser. If a saved password needs typing again after the last update, Conn now asks you right there instead of sending you to Edit Host. Signing in for the first time now offers the keys you already have, and the iPad welcome fits the largest text sizes.

Conn opens a terminal, a screen and files on your own machines, from iPhone, iPad and Mac. It connects straight to them over SSH, VNC and SFTP, with no account and nothing in between. No AI built in. TERMINAL An SSH terminal. Choose tmux and a session keeps running on the host when Conn closes or the link drops, and comes back by itself after a drop. The Sessions tab lists your tmux sessions. New Session starts a shell, a command or an AI coding tool. Needs you marks a session that is waiting…