Note: Network drives and UNC paths are currently not supported. While in a session, the File Manager can also be accessed using the Files icon in the AnyDesk toolbar. To start a session in File Manager-only mode, enter the AnyDesk-ID/Alias of the remote device and click “Browse files”. Disabling all options in Settings or in the Accept Window results in a view-only session.Set the permissions of the connecting client.Access files copied from the connecting client if “Synchronize clipboard” is active.See the AnyDesk-ID/Alias that is requesting the connection or is connected.Accept or reject the connection request or disconnect the currently connected session.This window is always shown when there is an active session. The Accept Window is displayed when a connection request is made to the AnyDesk client unless “Always show incoming session requests” has been disabled in Settings > Security > Interactive Access. Please note that saving any changes to the custom client configuration or a new AnyDesk version for macOS will restart the notarization process. If the notarization of the client takes more than 6 hours, we would highly recommend making a copy of the custom client configuration and notarizing that instead. This means the time required for notarization can take anywhere from 15 minutes to 6 hours. The time required to notarize the macOS custom client is highly dependent on the current load on Apple notarization servers. Click 'Uninstall' on the top right corner of the window.To uninstall the installed version of AnyDesk for macOS: Delete the ~/.anydesk-ad_/ and /etc/anydesk-ad_/ folders for custom AnyDesk clients.Delete the ~/.anydesk/ and /etc/anydesk/ folders for standard AnyDesk clients.Move AnyDesk from the “Applications” folder to Trash.To uninstall the portable version of AnyDesk for macOS: To set up the required security permissions to receive incoming sessions, please see Security Permissions on macOS. See Installation – Operating-System-Specific Instructions – macOS. Legacy clients for macOS 10.10 can be found here but are no longer supported.īack to Top Installation & Uninstallation Installation MacOS 11.0 Big Sur and newer as well as Apple Silicon devices are only supported on AnyDesk for macOS 6.1.0 and later. System RequirementsĪnyDesk for macOS is supported on macOS 10.11 and newer.

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