Version 1.3.1 · October 14, 2026
- Binds UDP sockets to the established TCP connection's local address and network interface. Connections on different local addresses or interfaces use separate sockets.
- Uses the TCP interface index as the IPv6 scope ID for link-local destinations, keeping pointer movement and scrolling on the intended interface.
- Determines the interface when TCP connects and refreshes it on reconnection, without looking up adapters or changing interface settings for each mouse movement.
- Preserves full numeric IPv6 zones in diagnostic addresses and logs the Windows interface name, interface index, and scope ID.
- Summarizes repeated UDP errors at most once every five seconds, including alternating error codes, and flushes pending counts during cleanup.
- Retains source and malformed-packet checks, and prevents old UDP peer bindings from silently adopting a reconnected TCP session.
Installation and update
Version 1.3.0 users can choose About → Check Update to install this patch. The wire protocol is unchanged.
Requires Windows 10 or later on an x64 PC. Administrator approval is required to install or update the input service.
The installer is protected for online updates with a WinSparkle EdDSA signature. It is not Authenticode code-signed, so Windows may display an unknown-publisher prompt.