TeamViewer Changelog

What's new in TeamViewer 15.52.3

Mar 26, 2024

New features:
The Device Dock details page has been improved. Users now have a better overview of supported connection options.
The status and messaging restriction option is now available in Account settings.
Improvements:
It is now possible to make a session code connection, from macOS to Windows, and control the Windows UAC.
The device details "Connect" tab now shows connection options, that are supported but not yet configured, as "disabled".
The search field content of Device Groups in now kept. This allows the user to navigate to a search result and then back.
"Description administration" permission is now automatically granted to the device managers defined via rollout configuration.
Column and view settings are now stored per group in device list.
When adding a new user, the UI validation will now be processed before submitting the user details. This adjustment provides users with the opportunity to update values in case of errors, eliminating the need to redo the entire form.
Bugfixes:
The handling of lock files has been improved (Security: CVE-2024-1933).

New in TeamViewer 15.51.6 (Mar 7, 2024)

New in TeamViewer 15.51.5 (Feb 27, 2024)

New features:
It is now possible to quickly check and filter devices based on when they were last online.
It is now possible to quickly check and filter devices based on whether they have a policy assigned or not.
It is now possible to create custom mobile QuickSupport modules (iOS and Android) where various features can be enabled or disabled.
Improvements:
The performance of device list has been improved. Devices are now fetched faster.
Access to the personal password setting now requires administrative rights.
The "Add a new user" name field now supports a minimum of 2 characters.
The "Random password after each session" setting has received a new default state - "Generate New".
It is now possible to resize the device and Device Group side panel.
The TeamViewer QuickSupport ID and password will no longer be hidden after a connection has been established.
The visual display for a user has been improved. Any selected entry in the contacts list will now be highlighted.
The user experience for device group creation has been improved. The user will now navigate to the newly created group automatically.
During the device group creation process, the default group manager will now get "Policy Administration" permissions automatically.
Clipboard functionality has been improved. It is now possible to paste user credentials into restricted user/password fields, on the remote side, via a new connection toolbar entry.
The Custom Modules "customize installation link" dialog has been improved.
The user will now see the available connection options in the device side-drawer.
Bugfixes:
Fixed a bug which prevented the default personal permissions from being shown during Device Group creation.
Fixed a bug that could cause modifier keys (like the Shift or Option key) to become "stuck" during a remote control session.
Fixed a bug which would cause the details panel to close if the user already had a device details panel open and clicked on another device name.
Fixed a bug which caused the missing permissions dialog not to reflect the devices information correctly.
Fixed a bug which meant that user groups were not fetched, during device group creation, if the user had not navigated to the user groups before.
Fixed a bug that could cause TeamViewer to quit unexpectedly when playing video on a remote Windows device.
Fixed a bug in device lists that prevented the contextual menu from being displayed when a user clicked on the 3 dots menu.

New in TeamViewer 15.50.5 (Jan 25, 2024)

New in TeamViewer 15.49.3 (Jan 9, 2024)

New in TeamViewer 15.49.2 (Dec 19, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.48.4 (Nov 21, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.47.3 (Oct 24, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.46.7 (Oct 11, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.46.5 (Sep 30, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.45.4 (Sep 12, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.45.3 (Aug 22, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.44.7 (Aug 16, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.44.6 (Aug 8, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.44.5 (Aug 2, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.44.4 (Jul 25, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.43.8 (Jul 11, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.43.7 (Jul 6, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.43.6 (Jun 29, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.42.9 (Jun 21, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.42.8 (Jun 18, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.42.7 (Jun 6, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.42.4 (May 23, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.41.10 (May 17, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.41.9 (May 4, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.41.7 (Apr 26, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.40.8 (Mar 23, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.40.6 (Mar 21, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.39.5 (Feb 27, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.38.3 (Jan 24, 2023)

New in TeamViewer 15.37.3 (Dec 15, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.35.7 (Oct 28, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.35.5 (Oct 28, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.34.4 (Sep 27, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.33.7 (Aug 24, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.32.3 (Jul 26, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.31.5 (Jun 28, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.30.3 (May 24, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.29.4 (May 24, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.28.8 (Apr 5, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.28.7 (Apr 5, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.28.5 (Mar 24, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.27.3 (Feb 23, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.26.5 (Feb 4, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.26.4 (Jan 25, 2022)

New in TeamViewer 15.25.5 (Dec 14, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.24.5 (Nov 23, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.23.9 (Nov 14, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.22.3 (Sep 29, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.21.2 (Aug 26, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.20.4 (Jul 30, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.19.4 (Jun 24, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.18.5 (May 31, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.17.6 (Apr 27, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.16.8 (Mar 24, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.15.5 (Feb 24, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.14.5 (Feb 2, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.14.3 (Jan 26, 2021)

New in TeamViewer 15.11.6 (Oct 27, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.10.5 (Sep 22, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.9.4 (Aug 25, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.8.3 (Jul 28, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.7.6 (Jun 23, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.5.7 (May 28, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.5.6 (May 21, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.5.3 (Apr 28, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.3.2682 (Mar 24, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.2.2756 (Jan 29, 2020)

New in TeamViewer 15.1.3937 (Dec 18, 2019)

New in TeamViewer 15.0.8397 (Nov 20, 2019)

New in TeamViewer 14.7.1965 (Nov 19, 2019)

New in TeamViewer 14.5.5819 (Sep 4, 2019)

New in TeamViewer 14.5.1691 (Aug 21, 2019)

New in TeamViewer 14.4.2669 (Jul 16, 2019)

New in TeamViewer 14.3.4730 (Jun 13, 2019)

New in TeamViewer 13.2.5321 (Aug 14, 2018)

New in TeamViewer 13.1.4170 (Apr 12, 2018)

New in TeamViewer 13.0.6447 (Mar 21, 2018)

New in TeamViewer 13.0.5640 (Dec 6, 2017)

IOS SCREEN SHARING:
In the past, screen sharing your iPhones and iPads was a more complicated undertaking than you’d think. Being forced to hook them up to a Mac to screen share that to another Mac, users and especially IT supporters have been constantly searching for a more convenient solution.
With the TeamViewer 13 Beta, we launch a new version of our QuickSupport app for iOS that offers the screen sharing abilities you were looking for.
Thanks to TeamViewer’s extensive cross-platform capabilities, you can share your iPhones’ and iPads’ screens directly through the QuickSupport app, of course to macOS and iOS devices, but even to Windows, BlackBerry, Android, Linux, and Chrome OS.
RECENT CONNECTIONS:
How long is your Computers & Contacts list? If you’re a professional IT technician, the answer might be hundreds or thousands of entries. And searching for that one you were just connected to a minute ago can become a time-consuming challenge.
For simplicity’s sake and to save your precious time, TeamViewer 13’s Beta comes with the the Recent Connections feature for your Computers & Contacts list, which displays your ten most recent connection contacts.
The Recent Connections work just like a regular group of contacts and can be expanded or closed with a single click.
INTUITIVE FILE TRANSFER:
TeamViewer’s File Transfers just got even more convenient.
Look forward to a simplified navigation while browsing through devices’ storages, as well as a clear layout in the modernized File Transfer window.
Meanwhile, workflow improvements, such as quick access to recent folders and the file transfer history, enable you to get your File Transfers on track more swiftly.
But the best part about this Beta’s Intuitive File Transfers is the brand-new Job Queue. As its name suggests, it lets you queue up multiple files for transfer that will then be sent over one after the other. Moreover, it’s possible to add more files and position them at any point in the queue via drag and drop, all while transfers are already running.
INSTANT LOG-IN:
Above, we already talked about the possibility that your Computer & Contacts list might be breathtakingly long.
Where previously, you therefore might have experienced some loading time with your TeamViewer client, you can now count on the new Instant Log-In to do its name justice.
By making use of encrypted caching, we were able to securely minimize the amount of data needed and significantly improve login times for you, allowing you to get started straightaway.
Enhanced Remote Printing:
Remote printing sure is a handy perk, saving you the extra steps of transferring your files locally and, as it may be the case, dealing with outdated versions of those files at a later point in time.
Having said that, I’m all the more excited to announce the following compatibility updates:
Remote Printing with TeamViewer is now fully compatible with HP printers, as well as it is now possible to be performed on Macs, opening up the Enhanced Remote Printing Experience for a much broader user base.
Last but not least, now you can also remotely print your documents in all the colors your printer has to offer, allowing for a wider array of possible use cases.
EXTENDED REMOTE DEVICE DASHBOARD:
Wish you wouldn’t have to collect device-specific information piece by piece from tons of different sub-menus?
Maybe it’s your lucky day because the Extended Remote Device Dashboard in the Beta does that job for you and it can be reached with a single click once you’re connected to the remote device!
Five new entries in the dashboard make it a more valuable source of information than ever. Now it provides S.M.A.R.T. information about the device’s disk drives, its battery state, uptime, BIOS version, and date, as well as a direct link to the event log.
HARDWARE ACCELERATION:
When working with computers, few things are worse than an overloaded CPU that slows down your entire system.
To prevent that nerve-wracking experience from happening to you, we incorporated Hardware Acceleration into TeamViewer’s image processing, making your remote connections run smoother than ever.
Fewer interferences and greater responsiveness from your device really make this feature a hidden champion.
ESSENTIAL ASSET MANAGEMENT:
Did you ever have to mass-update the operating systems or even replace entire groups of devices?
The big problem here is not so much the actual operation, but to find out which devices must be considered for it, depending on e.g. their current OS or the installed hardware components. Previously, this required someone to connect to each device individually in order to gain insight into the device’s properties and components.
But now, there is a remedy for this issue and it is called Essential Asset Management.
Find information about each device’s computer name, operating system, and hardware (processor, CPU, and RAM) in the TeamViewer 13 Beta’s Management Console alongside their respective entry and use the time that otherwise would have been wasted to actually get done with the task.
INTUITIVE DESKTOP UI:
We always find some twists and tweaks to be made on the TeamViewer client to make working with it even easier and as intuitive as possible – and the TeamViewer 13 Beta is no exception.
With it comes a modernized and more Intuitive Desktop UI design to the Windows and Mac TeamViewer clients. In this new client, remote connections can be established from any of its tabs, enabling you to take action at any point without having to change the tab and find the respective contact again.
AUTOMATED SERVICE CASE ASSIGNMENT:
If you’d like to reduce your customers’ waiting times or generally improve the management of incoming service cases, then the Automated Service Case Assignment is a valuable feature for your team.
It allows you to set a default assignee in each of your QuickSupport and Host modules. Any service cases initiated through that custom module will then be automatically forwarded to the selected supporter.
The Automated Service Case Assignment can be combined with any other policy available in the setup sections for custom modules.

New in TeamViewer 13.0.3711 Beta (Nov 27, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 13.0.3057 Beta (Oct 30, 2017)

iOS Screen Sharing:
Experience the first and only iOS Screen Sharing remote support solution. For the first time ever, IT technicians can view remote iPhones and iPads in real time.
Remote support to iOS devices is now much more efficient, meaning the end-user experience is improved since technicians can provide faster, more accurate troubleshooting.
Support for Motorola Devices:
Expand your IT service coverage with full mobile remote control support for Motorola devices. Ensure your tech support service levels and processes are consistent across platforms.
Securely connect to and control Motorola devices running Android 7.1.1 and above using the TeamViewer Android QuickSupport and Host app.
Android App Overhaul:
Enjoy working with an up-to-date TeamViewer Remote Control Android app that avoids unnecessary navigation, provides a smooth experience, and improves your speed.
Find and connect to devices more easily with improved Computers & Contacts usability, and locate the settings you need intuitively with a brand-new, cutting-edge design.
Additional features:
Android Host Eco-Mode
Samsung Android Enhancement
Improved QuickSupport Experience
Intuitive File Transfer:
Optimize your workflow and save time setting up and managing secure file transfers between devices. Gain clarity on which files are being transferred to which device, and monitor the progress.
Access recent folders to quickly locate the needed files, queue multiple stacks of files for transfer, and view the progress of the transfer within an overhauled UI.
Essential Asset Management:
Carry out critical maintenance or upgrade tasks more efficiently. Quickly find and take action on devices that meet your task’s requirements, without spending time remoting into every device you manage.
Carry out critical maintenance or upgrade tasks more efficiently. Quickly find and take action on devices that meet your task’s requirements, without spending time remoting into every device you manage.
Automated Service Case Assignment:
Save time assigning service requests across your team, so that the right person can get started on important tasks without delay.
Pre-define a service case assignee within your custom modules. New service requests from custom modules will then be automatically assigned to those users.
Additional features:
MacBook Pro Touch Bar Support
Native for Linux
Swiftpoint GT Mouse for iOS
Recent Connections:
Quickly re-connect with the devices you interacted with most recently, without needing to search for them again.
Use the Recent Connections group at the top of the Computers & Contacts list to initiate remote control, file transfer, or online meeting connections.
Extended Remote Device Dashboard:
Save even more time getting the information you need about a device during a remote connection. Quickly identify any potential issues and move on to a solution.
View information about the uptime, serial number, hard drive health, battery level (and whether it's plugged into a power source), as well as the BIOS version and date.
Hardware Acceleration:
Get more speed out of your hardware. Boost TeamViewer’s remote control performance, while reducing the load on your CPU.
Use your graphics card (GPU) to process the image scaling of a remote desktop connection to devices that have a different screen resolution to your local machine.
Additional features:
Intuitive Desktop UI
Multi-Monitor Support for Mac
Enhanced Remote Printing:
Easily print remote documents locally with better quality than ever before. Save time and avoid misunderstandings by removing the need to create multiple versions of the same document in order to print.
Enable remote printing with HP printers, macOS, and full color, as well as an overall improved user-experience.
Instant Log-in:
Enjoy a hassle-free experience when logging-in to your TeamViewer account to work with one or more of the thousands of devices that you manage.
Log in instantly, even when your Computers & Contacts list contains thousands of contacts and devices, thanks to improvements that take advantage of secure caching.
Enforced Session Recording:
Meet strict compliance guidelines and security requirements by ensuring that complete, uninterrupted recordings are securely saved for every remote desktop connection.
Completely record every single remote control session your technicians initiate, without the possibility for users to pause or stop the recording. All recordings are saved to the network or local drive location of your choice.
Improved User Permission Control:
Ensure your company’s user accounts are secure, while at the same time providing users with flexibility they need.
Limit profile data editing privileges to your company administrator with the option to grant users the permission to change their password.

New in TeamViewer 12.0.85950 (Oct 6, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.82953 (Aug 29, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.81460 (Jul 28, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.80984 (Jul 26, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.78517 (Jun 6, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.75813 (May 3, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.72647 (Jan 13, 2017)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.71483 (Nov 29, 2016)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.70444 Beta (Nov 17, 2016)

New in TeamViewer 12.0.69740 Beta (Nov 2, 2016)

Faster File Transfer - Thought your file transfers were already fast? TeamViewer now lets you transfer files up to 20 times faster, with transfer speeds up to (up to 200 MB/s).
High Frame Rate Connections - Edit videos or work seamlessly on other high-frame-rate tasks with remote session framerates of up to 60 fps.
Windows Phone Support - Remotely support Windows Phone from any computer – an industry first.
Remote Sticky Note - Leave a message behind for a more personal customer relationship.
Smoother Remote Sessions - Work on all remote sessions faster and more smoothly with improved feedback times from touch, keyboard, and mouse.
Code Base Re-write for Performance - Performance-optimized code for tech that keeps up with you. Work faster thanks to significant backend optimizations.
Intelligent Connections Setup - Connect with the best possible quality via automatic intelligent system adjustments, based on your network conditions and system hardware.
Service Case Notifications - Take swift action on pop-up and email notifications. Delegate tasks faster, for more effective IT support.
Service Case Chat - Let your customers contact you via chat even before they receive support, making sure you get the request to the right supporter quickly.
Remote QuickSteps - Save yourself hundreds of clicks with one-click shortcuts for your most-used remote support actions.
Remote Device Dashboard - View and take action on critical performance information during a remote session with the new remote device dashboard.
OneDrive for Business - Quickly access the files you need from your OneDrive for Business cloud storage during online meetings and remote sessions.
Simplified Client Interface - Focus on the task at hand and enjoy working more intuitively with an overhauled, one-window interface.
Fixed a bug that caused the TeamViewer host user interface to open after performing an automatic update from older versions than 11.0.66695
Fixed a bug where the file transfer from a windows to a mac computer stopped working after overwriting files on the mac side
Fixed a bug that caused the VOIP prompt to pop up automatically on the supporter’s side after the connection was established
Fixed a bug where wrong timestamps were displayed in chat conversations
Fixed a bug where a black screen was displayed after starting a remote connection
Fixed a bug where sometimes a partner remained in the waiting room after sides were switched
Fixed a bug where a second incoming connection did not display the supporter’s name in the server control but just the remote ID
Fixed a crash which occurred after adding your own account to the whitelist
Fixed a bug that prevented the inactive sessions timeout from functioning correctly
Fixed a bug that caused the touch control input to not be possible after turning full screen on and off
Fixed a bug where no incoming file transfer notification was displayed
Fixed a bug where it was not possible to connect to a preferred initial screen
Solved some other issues which caused crashes
Minor improvements and fixes

New in TeamViewer 11.0.65452 (Sep 1, 2016)

New in TeamViewer 11.0.62308 (Jul 11, 2016)

New in TeamViewer 11.0.52465 (Dec 1, 2015)

Added a notification with unread conversation count in chat icon of the Computers & Contacts list and also in the dock
Fixed some bugs which caused crashes during a file transfer session
Fixed a bug which caused missing or double messages in chat conversations
Solved some other issues which caused crashes
Minor improvements and fixes
Improved performance:
TeamViewer has been optimized to use less bandwidth and provide more efficient image rendering, so expect improved image quality at a given bandwidth. Other benefits include file transfers up to 15x faster, and up to 30% lower data usage rates.
Unattended access for Android devices:
TeamViewer is the solution that supports remote control of more Android systems than anyone else. Now, it’s even possible to remotely control unattended Android devices from anywhere, at any time. Android doesn’t just mean smartphones and tablets either. Today, many devices such as point of sales (POS), ATMs, public displays, and even vending machines rely on Android.
Gather customer feedback:
Improve your service quality by gathering customer feedback via an automatic satisfaction survey at the end of a support session. Your customers can provide ratings and comments to help improve your support services.
Linux with no GUI is no problem:
Directly connect to the Linux text console, even if there is no graphical user interface (GUI). Easily manage headless Linux servers without concerns about setting up port forwarding, configuring SSH, or having to install a graphics card. With TeamViewer, it just works.
Total control of your channels:
Maintain a clear overview of how your channels are being used and have channels available when and where they are needed the most. By creating separate channel groups within your license and assigning users to them, you ensure that specific teams always have access to the channels they need.
Powerful and flexible group sharing:
Enjoy total control of all the groups in your Computers & Contacts list. If you have been granted “full access”, you can share groups that have been shared with you and change permissions. Move shared contacts into your own contacts, and quickly see who the owner of a shared group is as well. Managing contacts and devices has never been easier.
Run TeamViewer in your browser:
Use TeamViewer from within your web browser to provide remote support or for remote access. This is a convenient alternative if you lack administrative rights to install TeamViewer but still need to connect to a remote device to provide support or work collaboratively on a project.
TeamViewer chat in your web environment:
Add full-featured, browser-based chat capabilities to internal web tools such as CRM or helpdesk solutions by means of a TeamViewer chat widget. This embedded chat solution provides even more flexibility and convenience by putting TeamViewer’s chat functionality directly into your working environment.
Chat from anywhere:
Never miss an important conversation. Log in to your TeamViewer account from anywhere via a web browser to use it as a web-based chat platform. You can even chat on the go from your mobile device. Also, show people how you really feel with emojis :-). Of course, no matter how or from where you chat, your conversations remain end-to-end encrypted with TeamViewer.
Chrome OS support:
TeamViewer continues to be the shining example for supporting multiple platforms by adding yet another operating system to the list: Chrome OS from Google. Now you can access your office or home computer using your Chromebook or use it to provide remote support.
TeamViewer for Chrome OS is available in the Chrome Web Store.
Client enhancements:
The hallmark of a premier solution is attention to detail. In the TeamViewer 11 client interface, such details are revealed through an incredibly clean design with numerous usability enhancements focused on providing a state-of-the-art user experience.

New in TeamViewer 11.0.51096 Beta (Nov 18, 2015)

New in TeamViewer 11.0.50678 Beta (Nov 3, 2015)

Improved performance:
TeamViewer has been optimized to use less bandwidth and provide more efficient image rendering, so expect improved image quality at a given bandwidth. Other benefits include file transfers up to 15x faster, and up to 30% lower data usage rates.
Overhauled toolbar:
Not only is TeamViewer faster, now you’re faster too. The remote control session interface has been redesigned based on user feedback and the latest research in user-interface design. Find what you want, where you expect it, when you need it.
Unattended access for Android devices:
TeamViewer is the solution that supports remote control of more Android systems than anyone else. Now, it’s even possible to remotely control unattended Android devices from anywhere, at any time. Android doesn’t just mean smartphones and tablets either. Today, many devices such as point of sales (POS), ATMs, public displays, and even vending machines rely on Android.
Give your customers an SOS button:
Make it extremely easy for your customers to get support. Create a custom TeamViewer QuickSupport module that puts an icon with your company’s name, or a simple call to action, right on your customer’s desktop. With just one click, customers can request help from you through your custom QuickSupport module that automatically updates to reflect your latest customizations.
Gather customer feedback:
Improve your service quality by gathering customer feedback via an automatic satisfaction survey at the end of a support session. Your customers can provide ratings and comments to help improve your support services.
Linux with no GUI is no problem:
Directly connect to the Linux text console, even if there is no graphical user interface (GUI). Easily manage headless Linux servers without concerns about setting up port forwarding, configuring SSH, or having to install a graphics card. With TeamViewer, it just works. Learn more
Install TeamViewer Host remotely:
Easily turn a first-time customer into repeat business. From a spontaneous support session, you can make unattended access possible from that point forward by installing the TeamViewer Host module remotely. You can even install your own custom Host module with your branding.
Total control of your channels:
Maintain a clear overview of how your channels are being used and have channels available when and where they are needed the most. By creating separate channel groups within your license and assigning users to them, you ensure that specific teams always have access to the channels they need.
Powerful and flexible group sharing:
Enjoy total control of all the groups in your Computers & Contacts list. If you have been granted “full access”, you can share groups that have been shared with you and change permissions. Move shared contacts into your own contacts, and quickly see who the owner of a shared group is as well. Managing contacts and devices has never been easier.
Save time with multi-selection:
Work more efficiently by selecting multiple contacts or devices at once from within your Computers & Contacts list. For example, assign multiple devices to a group all at once, or bring additional participants into a video call by selecting them all and inviting them together.
Run TeamViewer in your browser:
Use TeamViewer from within your web browser to provide remote support or for remote access. This is a convenient alternative if you lack administrative rights to install TeamViewer but still need to connect to a remote device to provide support or work collaboratively on a project.
TeamViewer chat in your web environment:
Add full-featured, browser-based chat capabilities to internal web tools such as CRM or helpdesk solutions by means of a TeamViewer chat widget. This embedded chat solution provides even more flexibility and convenience by putting TeamViewer’s chat functionality directly into your working environment.
Chat from anywhere:
Never miss an important conversation. Log in to your TeamViewer account from anywhere via a web browser to use it as a web-based chat platform. You can even chat on the go from your mobile device. Also, show people how you really feel with emojis. Of course, no matter how or from where you chat, your conversations remain end-to-end encrypted with TeamViewer.
Chrome OS support:
TeamViewer continues to be the shining example for supporting multiple platforms by adding yet another operating system to the list: Chrome OS from Google. Now you can access your office or home computer using your Chromebook or use it to provide remote support. TeamViewer for Chrome OS is available in the Chrome Web Store.
Client enhancements:
The hallmark of a premier solution is attention to detail. In the TeamViewer 11 client interface, such details are revealed through an incredibly clean design with numerous usability enhancements focused on providing a state-of-the-art user experience.

New in TeamViewer 10.0.47374 (Sep 10, 2015)

New in TeamViewer 10.0.45862 (Aug 10, 2015)

New in TeamViewer 10.0.41404 (Jun 8, 2015)

New in TeamViewer 10.0.38979 (Feb 20, 2015)

New in TeamViewer 10.0.36244 (Dec 2, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.32578 (Sep 16, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.32215 (Sep 8, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.31181 (Aug 11, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.29200 (Jun 5, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.28116 (Apr 23, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.27313 (Mar 24, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.25963 (Feb 6, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.25843 (Feb 4, 2014)

New in TeamViewer 9.0.24337 (Dec 3, 2013)

NEW FEATURES:
Wake-on-LAN with TeamViewer:
Do you want to ensure 24/7 access to your computer without having to leave it running all the time? With the new Wake-on-LAN feature, you can now wake up your computer remotely whenever you need access. The wake feature simply works via another computer using TeamViewer within the local network or via a router.
Protect your TeamViewer account with two factor authentication:
Protect your TeamViewer account against unauthorized access with two factor authentication, just in case your password happens to land in the wrong hands. With an established authentication app (e.g. Google Authenticator), you can simply generate a security code with your smartphone. Both the code and the password are requested during login. With this two factor authentication, TeamViewer helps you meet HIPAA and PCI DSS requirements, among others.
Copy and paste files, images, and text via the clipboard:
Copy files, folders, images, screenshots, text, and tables along with formatting from one computer to another via the clipboard. E.g. attach a local file to an email being sent from a remote computer.
Simplified file transfer without establishing a connection:
Send files to computers and contacts from your list without first needing to establish a connection. Using an FTP server to share large amounts of data or files that exceed your email attachment size limit is now a thing of the past. Starting now, simply use TeamViewer to share files with colleagues or customers in the blink of an eye.
TeamViewer API for integration into your applications:
Integrate TeamViewer with your systems, such as helpdesk, ticket, or CRM. The new TeamViewer API offers the option of seamlessly integrating TeamViewer functionalities into your own work environment:
Automatic synchronization of TeamViewer accounts for the users you manage, e.g. with Active Directory.
Automatically import reports into your own software, e.g. connection logs or bills.
Import user lists from your company environment into the Management Console.
Use service queue functions directly in your own software, e. g. session code creation.
Additional information on TeamViewer API can be found here.
Notifications - Everything at a glance:
TeamViewer now informs you directly in your Computers & Contacts list when new notifications are available. Stay informed, regardless of where you happen to be.
Notifications will show you:
New service cases
Service cases assigned to you
New contact requests for your Computers & Contacts list
Alerts about TeamViewer integrated monitoring checks
Current ITbrain alerts
Optimized video:
Video transfer is now even faster. Show your participant a video during a presentation or view YouTube videos on remote computers in real-time.
Redesign for even easier use:
New TeamViewer user interface and Computers & Contacts design. Experience a new touch-friendly design. Important buttons convert automatically when you use TeamViewer on a touch device.
TeamViewer file box:
For quick file sharing during meetings or remote sessions, the TeamViewer file box is now also available for Mac OS.
Disclaimer:
When creating a customized TeamViewer QuickSupport module, you can now also enter a disclaimer in Mac. Before your customer can launch TeamViewer QuickSupport, they must accept the disclaimer.
Increased password strength:
TeamViewer QuickSupport offers the option of increasing password strength.
Ready for OS X Mavericks:
Do you or your customers use OS X Mavericks? No problem. TeamViewer 9 is also optimized for this operating system.

New in TeamViewer 9.0.23358 Beta (Nov 5, 2013)

NEW FEATURES:
Open multiple connections in different tabs:
Open multiple remote sessions in tabs, just like in your browser. For an optimal overview, you can also open all the monitors belonging to a remote computer in separate tabs. You won't miss a thing because opened tabs will always flash when new activity occurs on the remote computer, e.g. a new chat message from a customer.
Wake-on-LAN:
Ensure 24/7 access to your computer without having to leave it running all day long! With the new Wake-on-LAN feature, you can now wake up your computer remotely whenever you need access. The wake feature simply works via another computer using TeamViewer within the local network or via a router.
Two factor authentication:
Protect your TeamViewer account against unauthorized access with two factor authentication, just in case your password happens to land in the wrong hands. With an established authentication app (e.g. Google Authenticator), you can simply generate a security code with your smartphone. Both the code and the password are requested during login. With this two factor authentication, TeamViewer helps you meet HIPAA and PCI DSS requirements, among others.
Compatibility with Windows 8.1 and Mac OS X Mavericks:
Do you or your customers use Windows 8.1 or Mac OS X Mavericks? No problem. TeamViewer 9 is also optimized for those operating systems.
Save customized customer modules in your TeamViewer Management Console:
You can now save customized modules with your company branding (TeamViewer QuickSupport, QuickJoin or Host) in your Management Console. You or your customers simply download the created module via an individual link. You can use the saved modules together with colleagues in your team and create multiple, different modules, tailored to a customer, a group, or a support provider, as needed. Subsequent configurations are automatically applied to the modules already in use. By using the live preview you can easily adapt the text and the design of all your customer modules at once and your customer automatically receives the newest TeamViewer version during download. You can also customize your download link, e.g. "http://get.teamviewer.com/my-personal-link" or send a short URL.
Enhanced clipboard:
Copy files, folders, images, screenshots, text, and tables along with formatting from one computer to another via the clipboard. E.g. attach a local file to an email being sent from a remote computer.
Simplified file transfer without establishing a connection:
Send files to computers and contacts from your list without first needing to establish a connection. Using an FTP server to share large amounts of data or files that exceed your email attachment size limit is now a thing of the past. Starting now, simply use TeamViewer to share files with colleagues or customers in the blink of an eye.
Service Queue:
Organize instant customer support in your team more easily. All service cases are collected in your service queue and identified based on a session code. You can now manually create a new session code and pass it on to your customer in the form of a link. Instead of sharing the TeamViewer ID and password, like you used to, the customer can now join the session directly with just a click. Alternatively, a code is created automatically, as soon as the customer launches your customized TeamViewer QuickSupport. In this way, new customer cases are added to your service queue. Find out more about the new service queue in the TeamViewer Management Console.
TeamViewer API:
Integrate TeamViewer with your systems, such as helpdesk, ticket, or CRM. The new TeamViewer API offers the option of seamlessly integrating TeamViewer functionalities into your own work environment. Automatically synchronize your TeamViewer accounts for the users you manage e.g. with Active Directory and automatically import reports into your own software, e.g. connection logs or bills. You may also import user lists from your company environment into the Management Console or use the service queue functions directly in your own software, e. g. session code creation. Additional information on TeamViewer API can be found here.
Notifications:
TeamViewer now informs you directly in your Computers & Contacts list when new notifications are available. Stay informed, regardless of where you happen to be. You will receive notifications about new service cases, service cases assigned to you, new contact requests, TeamViewer monitoring alerts and ITbrain™ alerts.
Optimized video:
Video transfer is now even faster. Show your participant a video during a presentation or view YouTube videos on remote computers in real-time.
New touch-friendly design:
We now have a new TeamViewer user interface and Computers & Contacts design. Experience a new touch-friendly design. Important buttons convert automatically when you use TeamViewer on a touch device.
SPECIAL NOTE FOR MAC USERS:
TeamViewer File Box:
For quick file sharing during meetings or remote sessions, the TeamViewer file box is now available for Mac OS.
Disclaimer:
When creating a customized TeamViewer QuickSupport module, you can now enter a disclaimer. Before your customer can launch TeamViewer QuickSupport, they must accept the disclaimer.
Increased password strength:
The TeamViewer QuickSupport now also offers the option of increasing password strength.

New in TeamViewer 8.0.20942 (Sep 18, 2013)

New in TeamViewer 8.0.19823 (Jul 24, 2013)

New in TeamViewer 8.0.19303 (Jun 25, 2013)

New in TeamViewer 8.0.16901 (Jan 23, 2013)

New in TeamViewer 8.0.16638 (Dec 20, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 8.0.16478 (Dec 4, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 8.0.16464 (Dec 3, 2012)

New features:
Comment on sessions for billing documentation - Enter your comments immediately after closing the remote control session. In your TeamViewer Management Console you will find all the information clearly documented, e.g. for billing. Platform-comprehensive for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, or Android.
Share selected groups with other TeamViewer accounts - Do you provide service to your clients together with colleagues? Now it is easy to share individual groups on your computers & contacts list with the team, so that your colleagues have quick access on shared client computers. Read or write permissions can be set individually.
Session recording, including sound and video for perfect documentation - Record both, online meetings and remote control sessions, including sound (only sound from Windows computers), VoIP, and videos. Ideal for proofs and training in the near and distant future.
Remote sound and video - Hear (only connections to Windows computer) and see what is happening on the remote computer, whether it is a system sound, music, or videos. You can now show your participants a video in real-time during an online presentation, depending on computer performance and internet connection.
Video transmission in real-time is only possible in licensed connections.
Remote account logout - View current logins to your TeamViewer account in the TeamViewer Management Console. Close them later if you happen to have forgotten to log out of your account when having worked on another device.
Automatically log out of operating systems after remote access - The remote computer is automatically locked instantly if the connection is closed or interrupted. This ensures that no one gains unintended access to the Mac or Windows computer you were just connected to.
TeamViewer 8 is optimized for retina displays - Retina displays are liquid crystal displays with a high enough pixel density that the human eye is unable to notice pixilation at a typical viewing distance.
With the customized QuickSupport module it will be possible to automatically add users to the Computers & Contacts-list, just like the Windows version.
Completely new: The TeamViewer Management Console
web-based administration of your entire support team
integrated TeamViewer Web Connector
expanded TeamViewer Manager features

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11863 (Nov 12, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11837 (Nov 8, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 8.0.11854 Beta (Nov 5, 2012)

NEW FEATURES:
Session handover from one expert to another:
Invite a colleague to an active remote control session to resolve a support case together. If necessary, you can hand over the session completely.
Comment on sessions for billing documentation:
Enter your comments immediately after closing the remote control session. In your TeamViewer Management Console you will find all the information clearly documented, e.g. for billing. Platform-comprehensive for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, or Android.
Share selected groups with other TeamViewer accounts:
Do you provide service to your clients together with colleagues? Now it is easy to share individual groups on your computers & contacts list with the team, so that your colleagues have quick access on shared client computers. Read or write permissions can be set individually.
Easy remote printing in your home office:
Simply print out documents from remote computers on the printer next to you, e.g. while connecting to your office from home, without having to transfer files. You will always have all the important documents for a meeting or a client visit on hand, even if you have forgotten them at the office.
Schedule online meetings easily in Microsoft Outlook:
Now you can plan your online meetings directly in your Outlook calendar via the integrated TeamViewer button. Briefly convert existing appointments into TeamViewer meetings and send the updated invitation conveniently with the necessary access information.
Session recording, including sound and video for perfect documentation:
Record both, online meetings and remote control sessions, including sound, VoIP, and videos. Ideal for proofs and training in the near and distant future.
Remote sound and video:
Hear and see what is happening on the remote computer, whether it is a system sound, music, or videos. You can now show your participants a video in real-time during an online presentation, depending on computer performance and internet connection.
Remote account logout:
View current logins to your TeamViewer account in the TeamViewer Management Console. Close them later if you happen to have forgotten to log out of your account when having worked on another device.
Automatically lock of the computer after remote access:
The remote computer is automatically locked instantly if the connection is closed or interrupted. This ensures that no one gains unintended access to the Mac or Windows computer you were just connected to.
COMPLETELY NEW:
The TeamViewer Management Console:
User management: Manage all of the TeamViewer users in your company directly on the web
Log every support connection
Web-based connections directly from the TeamViewer Management Console
MAC:
Retina support
Crystal clear view on your MacBook Pro: The TeamViewer 8 user interface now also supports your Retina display.
QuickSupport with your TeamViewer account data
Create a personalized TeamViewer QuickSupport for Mac while integrating with your TeamViewer account. When your customer launches the module, their data will automatically appear in your computers & contacts list. After a short confirmation (without exchange of ID and password) you are directly connected. Chat messages are also possible before the support session is established.

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11515 (Aug 30, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11474 (Aug 14, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11359 (Jul 17, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11220 (Jun 19, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11218 (Jun 16, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11067 (Apr 11, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.11023 (Mar 27, 2012)

Join online meetings
Host instant or scheduled meetings
Improved communication tools
Use video
Use Voice over IP
Take over the presenter role
Movable TeamViewer Panel
Improvements in the computers & contacts list
Performance Improvement
Instant Meeting:
With just one click, you can start your meeting even before adding any participants - ideal for preparation and testing. Invite your colleagues, business partners or clients on the fly.
Schedule Meetings:
Schedule your meetings and send invitations directly from your email client. Use the new "My Meetings" functionality in your TeamViewer account to maintain the perfect overview of all your planned meetings. Transfer your appointments automatically to your Outlook calendar.
Up To 25 Participants:
Invite up to 25 participants to your meeting. From marketing presentations with potential new clients in a personal 1:1 scale, to large international meetings, anything is possible.
Mobile Participation On The Road:
With the new TeamViewer Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, participation in meetings is possible at any time from the road. That way, you and your colleagues will never again miss important discussions.
Presenter – Organizer – Participant:
Assign different rights to your participants during a meeting. Name one participant the organizer. This person will have expanded rights in order to support you during the meeting. Alternatively you can give another participant the presenter role so that this person can share their screen.
Communication Tools:
Now all participants can see and hear each other. During a meeting, they are connected via Voice over IP and Webcam. Additional tools, such as chat or telephone conferences, support the acoustic and visual exchange of ideas. Choose from a variety of communication tools for lively meetings and presentations.
Movable TeamViewer Panel:
When presenting your entire screen, just drag your TeamViewer Panel to each desired position – even, for example, to a second monitor, to have a complete view of all the important screen areas.

New in TeamViewer 7.0.10980 Beta (Mar 15, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 7.0.10810 Beta (Feb 6, 2012)

New in TeamViewer 6.0.10706 (Dec 6, 2011)

New in TeamViewer 6.0.10543 (Oct 6, 2011)

New in TeamViewer 6.0.10370 (Jul 29, 2011)

New in TeamViewer 6.0.10323 (Jun 1, 2011)

New in TeamViewer 6.0.10206 (Apr 18, 2011)

New in TeamViewer 6.0.10162 (Mar 22, 2011)

New in TeamViewer 6.0.10133 (Mar 3, 2011)

New in TeamViewer 4.1.8049 (Mar 17, 2010)

New in TeamViewer 4.1.6886 (Oct 5, 2009)

New in TeamViewer 4.1.6717 (Sep 15, 2009)

New in TeamViewer 4.0.6283 (Jun 22, 2009)

New in TeamViewer 4.0.5988 (Apr 23, 2009)

New in TeamViewer 4.0.5603 (Feb 11, 2009)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.5524 (Jan 23, 2009)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.5412 (Dec 16, 2008)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.4892 (Sep 30, 2008)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.4804 (Aug 29, 2008)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.4497 (Jun 4, 2008)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.4497 Beta (May 30, 2008)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.4472 Beta (May 28, 2008)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.4439 Beta (May 20, 2008)

New in TeamViewer 3.6.4360 Beta (May 5, 2008)