After w successfully connects a phone wirelessly, the USB mirror window is left open alongside the new wireless one — two scrcpy instances for the same phone until the USB cable is unplugged (which kills the USB one) or it's closed manually. Not incorrect, just not great: the user doesn't need both.
Idea, not a full solution: prompt or offer a command asking whether to close the USB mirror once the wireless one is confirmed connected, rather than leaving that entirely to the user.
After w successfully connects a phone wirelessly, the USB mirror window is left open alongside the new wireless one — two scrcpy instances for the same phone until the USB cable is unplugged (which kills the USB one) or it's closed manually. Not incorrect, just not great: the user doesn't need both.
Idea, not a full solution: prompt or offer a command asking whether to close the USB mirror once the wireless one is confirmed connected, rather than leaving that entirely to the user.