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title: "Workspot iOS Client Release 6.1.1"
slug: "workspot-ios-client-release-611"
updated: 2024-07-15T16:56:37Z
published: 2024-07-15T16:56:37Z
canonical: "docs.workspot.com/workspot-ios-client-release-611"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Workspot iOS Client Release 6.1.1

## Highlights

- Available in the [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/workspot/id617012477).
- Support for iOS 17.
- Bug fixes and security updates.

## System Requirements

iOS 16 and 17.

## Known Issues

- An external mouse will sometimes leave a faint trail on the display.
- With Web Applications, the Client ignores any URLs the administrator has added to Control's URL blacklist, allowing access to these sites.
- When using an external Magic Keyboard, left-clicking the trackpad mouse can crash the Client when using a Web application. This does not occur with Workspot desktops or RD Pool applications.
- In iOS 16, the on-screen keyboard may obscure parts of the Workspot desktop sign-in fields on the first launch of a non-persistent desktop.
- When a power-managed desktop resumes from sleep, the connection may time out prematurely with the error "There was a problem starting your desktop. Please contact your administrator." The end-user should retry the connection BEFORE contacting the administrator, since this usually works.
- In the Procura app, dragging a subwindow leaves a trail of duplicate subwindows.
- If you launch and then cancel the same desktop or app twice before it connects, it will not connect when you launch it for the third time.
- Web Apps that were not designed for or tested with iPhones may require extra scrolling.
- When updating to a newer version of the Workspot Client, two Client icons are shown on your device. The duplicate icon is deleted once the new version is fully installed.
- On published apps, the "publshed app" icon may overlap the "Minimize" button
- Some Web Apps may not display or function properly if the Web server expects only certain browsers/device combinations.
- On the UK-layout Magic Keyboard, Control, Option, and Command key sequences do not work.
- When multi-factor authentication is used, no error message is given if the multi-factor challenge is ignored by the user.
- When a user launches a desktop and cancels it before it opens, the next launch will not complete. Workaround: cancel the second launch. The next launch will work normally.