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Although this is technically a minor release, you should upgrade to scrcpy 3.3.3, since older versions will stop working with the upcoming Android 16 upgrade. https://t.co/Bk5Z9AFqm3

Did you know that Super+i opens the Settings activity on Android? In OTG mode (with `scrcpy --otg`), this can allow you to enable USB debugging with only the keyboard! (in theory) https://t.co/o1zafVqqdJ

scrcpy 3.3: new version for Android 16 🚀 https://t.co/e3l7cDXCy3

The previous release (3.1) was downloaded 1.2M times 📈📊

scrcpy 3.2 has been released, with more audio sources to capture (including voice calls), and fixes for Android 15–16 🚀

The first version of scrcpy was released on March 8th, 2018, exactly 7 years ago today. 🎂

#didyouknow When there is no ambiguity, long options can be abbreviated. For example `scrcpy --new` (or even `scrcpy --ne`) is equivalent to `scrcpy --new-display`. Similarly, `git commit --am` is equivalent to `git commit --amend`.

scrcpy 3.1 released 🚀

Do you know the difference between scrcpy 3.0.1 (just released to fix some issues from 3.0) and scrcpy 3.0.2 released immediately after? The version 🤦

Scrcpy 3.0 🚀 with virtual display feature, OpenGL filters and more…

GitHub provides traffic stats for your own repo (over a period of 13 days apparently). I'm impressed by the number of visitors of the scrcpy repo who come from ChatGPT 😅

scrcpy 2.7, just released, supports game controllers 🎮

scrcpy 2.6(.1) is released 🚀 In particular, there is a new option to duplicate audio (to keep playing on the device), and Shift+click provides secondary mouse bindings.

scrcpy 2.5 is available 🚀

It seems Samsung reserves 60fps (and higher) camera capture for their own Camera app, and blocks it for any other app (including scrcpy). https://t.co/JyqRfI9rC6 🎥

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Happy birthday scrcpy! 🎂

scrcpy 2.4 is released, with UHID keyboard feature ⌨️

Please note that https://t.co/V5nhPDoam6 is the only official source for scrcpy. Do not download releases from random websites, even if their name contains "scrcpy" followed by .net, .org…. They are not related to the project in any way.