1. Tapping on the bottom right hand conner to bring up the keyboard does work, but once the keyboard showed up, there is no way to make it disappear.It "gets the job done" I suppose, however, I would love for some of the features on the iOS app to be on here too like resizing the screen to fit the display you're working on, take away that little cloud smoke effect that happens when you connect to one of your computers, etc.
2. I like the app so much, I was even willing to purchase it a second time- this time, in the Android side of the world.....for those times when I'm remote and my Ipad doesn't have a network connection.
3. Three fingers to bring up the keyboard doesn't work, and Jump constantly dropping connections.
4. Imagine my surprise when I found Jump ate 20GB !!! Had to clean up application cache via OS to reclame back the space consumed by app that shouldn't be even running if not used.
5. Nice........Doesn't work,app only fills half the screen, Xperia 1 II, crashes to home screen whenever I try to log in to one of my computer's every time.
6. 3) If the screen is locked on the Mac when you connect with Jump, I can still enter the lock password with Jump but then it disconnects from the Mac and won't reconnect again without cycling the application.
7. I switched over to Note 10 + running One UI 3.1. Bought Jump for Android thinking I would have the same experiences.
8. No key mapping available (from Chromebook to Mac you might want to map left-ctrl to alt and left-alt to cmd, which can be done using the FREE Chrome Remote Desktop).
9. If/when the developer fixes this deficiency, I'll update this review, but for the moment, I cannot endorse the Android app as strongly as its iOS counterpart.
10. I've never gotten fluent in adding a new computer when i run into passwords needed situations because i dont understand the architecture of the systems involved so I'm just happy when it makes the initial connection to a new device.
11. Good otherwise.For my purposes, the Android edition of this app (is) inferior to the iOS edition, for a very specific reason: It DOES NOT wake up my PC.