Mirror Display Control

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Mirror Display Control

Description

Are you annoyed that macOS 'automatic screen mirroring makes your screen with potentially private content visible to the public? Would you prefer to turn off mirroring by default? Then Mirror Display Control is just right for you. The simple application is located in the menu bar of macOS and gives you full control over the screen reflection. You can control whether or not the second screen is mirrored automatically. In addition, you can force mirroring on screens where mirroring was last disabled. Of course, you can also switch the current mirror state directly in the menu of Mirror Display Control.
For even greater security, you can configure Mirror Display Control to start directly at logon. So you do not have to worry abou newly connected screens. All screens now behave the way you configured them. Your private content is safe.

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Features

Toggle mirror display configuration via the menu bar
Automatically turn off mirroring, if new displays are attached
Automatically turn on mirroring, if new displays are attached
Launch at login automatically for your convenience
Set your wallpaper as wallpaper on each new screen
Keep the built-in display as the primary display.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I configure the behaviour for individual displays?

Mirror Display Control Center

No! The configuration affects all additional displays which are attached.

Yes! There is a special trial version to help you decide whether Mirror Display Control does what you need.

macOS claims that the trial version is damaged, what can I do?

This is Gatekeeper macOS's system protector. All my trial apps are signed with an identifier developer signature. However, you need to allow such apps in your security preferences. See Apple's support document: HT202491.

I need troubleshooting or have an enhancement request, what to do?

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Great, I'm always interested in feedback. In Mirror Display Control use the Feedback / Issue reporting item under Help or supply your request here. I try to get back to you as soon as possible.