Android – Wifi ADB Connect is an easy GUI for the Android ADB (Android Debug Bridge) binary. The app allows for quick connect, disconnect or reconnect ADB server enabled Android devices. The app holds a list of recent history for faster reconnecting a device you were using in the past. The automatic ADB binary detection will assure a simple installation. Here you find a list of features, changelog, installation instructions and download links to get you up-and-running.
Bugs or feature requests can be posted in the comments below.
Easy ADB Connect is only for Yosemite and up!
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Excellent tool for developers good one
Very good
What about discovering available adb servers on same wifi network?
It’s just 255 tips to check, even if there are no way to get broadcast response
Great idea, probably in the next version but I cannot find the time to update the app atm.
Great idea and tool bud! Thanks
Not working . My mac and device are in same wifi network but i get message as unable to connect . Is there anything else i need to take care of ?
you can try connecting manually via your console, should be something like adb connect 192.168.x.x:xxxx, see if that works?
post updated with how to install adb binary
Didn’t work for me. Adb is installed properly. Neither the app, nor connecting manually works. Connecting manually = “Connection refused”. Same error in app.
hmm sounds like a networking problem, are your laptop/phone all connected to the same network, is there any firewall in between? connecting phone and mac(book) to the same wifi network should fix most problems. also some android apps say they enable an adb server on your phone but your phone must (not sure) but rooted… is this the case?
Hi Steven , great idea and thanks for providing it here for free.
I installed everything that is listed adb connect in terminal but your app cannot find the adb installation. I am on Sierra (low). I tried adding it manually, show hidden/system files is on , yet the manual navigation cannot see any of it!? Any ideas how to resolve this? is there a way i can manually modify the search path withing the app ? i tried looking at the plist for example, etc…Could it be something that relates to sierra?
Thanks!
not supported anymore on new mac OS
Thanks for letting me know, was not aware of this issue. You can still open it by right clicking on the app, then while holding option, click open. then click open again in the confirmation dialog and from now on the application should just work as it did before.