How to start Speedify automatically on boot
This article explains how you can enable or disable Speedify starting when you boot your device.
Windows
Click on the hamburger menu ☰ in the top left corner and find the option “Connect at Startup”
If the setting is On, Speedify will automatically start when you boot your device and connect to a Speedify server.
macOS
Click on the hamburger menu ☰ in the top left corner and find the option “Connect at Startup”
If the setting is On, Speedify will automatically start when you boot your device and connect to a Speedify server.
Linux
Click on the hamburger menu ☰ in the top left corner and find the option “Connect at Startup”
If the setting is On, Speedify will automatically start when you boot your device and connect to a Speedify server. However this will not start the GUI, if you want the GUI to start automatically as well, you need to copy /usr/share/speedifyui/speedifyui-autostart.desktop to ~/.config/autostart/
You will need to run mkdir ~/.config/autostart to create the directory and then run cp /usr/share/speedifyui/speedifyui-autostart.desktop ~/.config/autostart/ to copy the script. It should look like this:
mkdir ~/.config/autostart
cp /usr/share/speedifyui/speedifyui-autostart.desktop ~/.config/autostart/
note that the UI will not appear on screen, but it will be running in the system tray.
For mobile devices please refer to this article.