MeshFabric

Unofficial native Android client for MeshCentral: remote desktop (KVM), terminal (SSH/Shell), and file manager. || ES: Cliente Android nativo no oficial para MeshCentral: escritorio remoto (KVM), terminal (SSH/Shell) y gestor de archivos.

Features Devices and navigation Browse devices grouped by their MeshCentral device groups, with online/offline status and operating-system information. Expand or collapse individual groups or all groups, with saved group expansion preferences. Search the device list by name or operating system. Switch between Devices and Activity using the bottom navigation bar. Access desktop, terminal, file sessions, and device actions from each device card. Remote desktop Native remote desktop (KVM) with touchscreen mouse controls, left/right click, scrolling, zoom, and pan. Virtual keyboard and shortcuts such as Ctrl+Alt+Del, Win+R, Alt+Tab, and function keys, subject to the remote environment and OS restrictions. Configurable quality, scale, frame rate, and encoding settings. Clipboard controls and optional clipboard synchronization, subject to remote-session and server restrictions. Settings for mouse-button swapping, wheel direction, remote keyboard mapping, and locking on disconnect. Gesture capture is renewed when viewport or fitted-image dimensions change, so the handler no longer retains pre-rotation geometry. Test clicks, long presses, and scroll after rotating on the intended device. Software and physical keyboard input Native Android key-down/key-up routing supports software keyboards that emit key events and physical keyboards. The mapping includes arrows, navigation, Tab, Enter, Escape, Backspace/Delete, Insert, Home/End, PageUp/PageDown, F1-F12, letters, digits, keypad keys, OEM punctuation, and modifiers when Android delivers them to the app.

Mapped events are consumed before the hidden text field handles them, preventing those events from also becoming local caret movement or duplicate text edits. Hardware input capture does not require opening the on-screen keyboard. Repeated key-down events and balanced modifier handling are supported. Input capture is suspended while desktop dialogs are open or the screen is inactive. Tracked keys are released best-effort when focus or input ownership is lost, without replaying them into another session. IME text callbacks and Unicode transport remain separate from key-event routing. This targets problems such as arrows from Hacker's Keyboard not reaching the remote desktop, but universal keyboard compatibility is not claimed. Automated tests simulate soft-keyboard-flagged events; they do not run the actual Hacker's Keyboard APK. Physical-device and remote-host verification is still required. Android-reserved keys, remote layouts, AltGr, lock/keypad state, sided modifiers, IME composition, mixed toolbar input, games/raw scan-code input, and secure OS shortcuts have limitations. A release sent after a transport has already failed cannot guarantee that the remote OS receives it.

License Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.