Interface & Navigation
iPhone
On iPhone, hierarchical navigation is used:
- Domain list
- Resource list under a domain
- Specific resource page
To return to the resource list, use the back button in the top-left corner. Some resource pages disable the system swipe-back gesture to prevent accidental touches that could cause connection status issues.
iPad and Mac
On iPad and Mac, a two-column layout is used:
- The left side displays the domain list and resource list.
- The right side displays the selected resource page.
The left side is not a tree structure, but maintains a similar hierarchy to iPhone: first select a domain, then enter that domain's resource list.
Resource Page Top Status
The resource page navigation bar displays two lines of content:
- Top line: Resource name
- Bottom line: Two-step connection progress indicator
[Domain ●]──[Resource ●]
The status of each step is indicated by color:
- Gray: Waiting
- Blue: Connecting
- Green: Connected
- Red: Connection failed
When opening a resource, you will first see the domain step change. Once the domain is ready, the resource step begins to change. Both steps turning green means the resource is fully available.
After a web page finishes loading, the navigation bar no longer displays the connection status, and the page title is shown in the navigation bar instead.
Menu
The resource page's top-right menu typically includes:
- Reconnect
- Add domain or resource
- Settings
- About
- Exit
The available items may vary depending on the current page.
Real-Time Network Speed
Specific resource pages display real-time upload and download speeds. In VNC landscape mode, the top navigation bar is hidden, and the speed display becomes a draggable floating panel.