Mini Keyboard: Remote Typing

Pairing is more forgiving, and tells you what to do when it isn't. • Fixed: if your Mac's name was already taken on the network, macOS quietly renamed it and pairing dead-ended with "that code belongs to a different Mac" — your own Mac. It now recognises the renamed service, and the typed-code fallback works in that case too. • Every pairing problem now has a code (MK-01 … MK-08), the fix written next to it, and a button that performs the fix where the phone can. • A new "If pairing won't work" screen lists all of them, reachable before anything goes wrong. ABOUT USAGE DATA — THIS IS A CHANGE Every version before this one measured nothing. Mini Keyboard now counts which steps you reach — paired, typed, opened the deck, saw the purchase screen — so we can find what is broken without waiting for someone to report it. It also reports failures that aren't crashes. It never includes anything you type, and it isn't linked to you. The app tells you about this the first time you open it, and you can switch it off at the bottom of the first screen. The Mac app still counts nothing and has no connection to us at all.