Q3 2025 Highlights: New Features & Linux ARM Support

Remote access keeps evolving — and so do we.

At Getscreen.me, our mission is to make secure, browser-based remote control available on every device, for every use case, anywhere in the world.

This quarter, we’ve taken another big step forward.

From Linux ARM support and multi-device connections to automatic cleanup and a faster interface, Q3 2025 was packed with updates designed to make your remote work experience smoother, smarter, and more powerful.

Let’s take a closer look at what’s new 👇

💻 Linux ARM Support: Remote Access for the Next Generation of Devices Who benefits:Image & Video Quality Controls New “Concurrent Connections” Options Interface Updates Automatic Actions for Inactive Devices Updated Help Center & Blog Try Getscreen.me - Unlock Every Business Feature Have an Idea to Improve Getscreen.me?More Articles from This Series

💻 Linux ARM Support: Remote Access for the Next Generation of Devices

We’re thrilled to announce that Getscreen.me now supports Linux agents on ARM-based processors, including Raspberry Pi, Ampere Altra, and Apple M1+ virtual machines.

That means you can now securely access and control an even broader range of hardware — directly from your browser.

Who benefits:

Now you can securely access an even wider range of hardware:

IoT & Embedded Systems – Manage smart devices, microcomputers, nettops, kiosks, and industrial sensors remotely.

Education & Labs – Administer Raspberry Pi clusters and student projects without leaving your desk.

Cloud & Data Centers – Access and control ARM servers directly from your browser.

Startups & SMBs – Scale efficiently with energy-saving ARM devices and simple remote management.

With ARM support, Getscreen.me keeps expanding flexibility to make remote access available wherever you need it.

Explore ARM Support https://getscreen.me/en/download/

Image & Video Quality Controls

You asked for more control over connection quality — and we delivered.

In Q3, we added new settings to help balance image clarity and speed. Now you can fine-tune performance and visual clarity based on your network and task.

Choose your preferred connection channel (WebRTC or WebSocket), set codec priorities (AV1, H264, VP8) and FPS ranges, and even disable colors or wallpaper for faster streaming on low-bandwidth connections.

Apply these settings globally or per device — ensuring smooth sessions everywhere.

Learn more in our updated Quality Settings Guide