USBridge: Remote Desktopv3.0.104

What changed

• UXUpdated Net Graph HUD to show GPU name and separate Encode/Decode timings
• PerformanceFixed Net Graph HUD freezing on macOS
• New featureAdded ability to set virtual displays as the Main display via a live switch
• PlatformExpanded Jitter buffer toggle availability to macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android
• PerformanceImplemented Jitter buffer to smooth playback on unstable networks
• New featureAdded New Capture Mouse mode for raw, OS-level relative mouse capture

Original release notes

Net Graph HUD: now shows both GPU name and separate Encode/Decode timing instead of one blended number; fixed it freezing on macOS.
Virtual displays can now be set as the Main display, live, with a dedicated switch.
Jitter buffer toggle: smooths playback on unstable networks — previously Windows-only, now available on macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android too (off by default on desktop, on by default on mobile, where connections are typically less stable).
New Capture Mouse mode — raw, OS-level relative mouse capture, matching native Moonlight behavior.