@OLLI_S Yes, this is implemented

@Tom: OK, then I mark this app as "added".

@anselm Everything is now detected on my system properly. So I mark the topic as Added and move it to the category Added App Requests.

PureSync is now bundled. @Tom: Thank you for fixing this!

@Tom Again: 16.0.18025.20104 & 16.0.18025.20096 are unknown [image: 1728120293304-f77cf35e-6dff-4e04-bca1-5cd569251034-image-resized.png] [image: 1728120315550-ea92801d-dcf2-484b-b637-a767ae54e5ce-image-resized.png] Hope this helps. Regards.

@tom IMHO it would make sense to show the "(64-Bit)" behind the name of the application, so users see the differences between two identical apps at once (without having to expand the entries). By the way: if you set an entry to [Implemented], then you also have to update the Overview of Feature and Functionality Requests. So just leave a comment, that it is implemented, and I will do the rest.

So that needs to be tested... I set the topic to Implemented.

I think this is too complicated, for the user it is enough if he gets the info "Hey, there is a new version available". So I mark the issue as "Solved".

This is a rather old issue and you now show Microsoft in front of all products. So I mark the issue as solved.

Then I mark the issue as solved.

Now NVIDIA GeForce Experience is detected and also the correct version number 3.16.0.122. So the issue is really solved.

Cool, now the issue is fixed!

OK, issue fixed

OK issue solved

LOL Issue solved

@Tom I have a solution! In the list of apps I have for example: SUMo (Beta) Vortex (Beta) If you now add the 32-Bit and 64-Bit classification in brackets behind the product name then you would get: SUMo (Beta) (32-Bit) Vortex (Beta) (64-Bit) This is looking strange! If you remove the brackets at "Beta" then you would get: SUMo Beta (32-Bit) Vortex Beta (64-Bit) This is not a good solution, because now it seems like the text "Beta" belongs to the application name. Solution So I suggest that you display the Alpha and Beta information in the version number. So you would have: Application SUMo (32-Bit) version number Beta 5.9.0.418 Application Vortex (64-Bit) version number Beta 0.17.7 This is in my eyes the best solution!

OK, I mark the topic as Added and move it to the category Added App Requests.

OK, I mark the topic as Added and move it to the category Added App Requests.

OK, I mark the topic as Added and move it to the category Added App Requests.

Toolbox for VulnDetect is now detected by VulnDetect and the version number 3.0.0.120 is also correct. @Tom: Thank you for adding this app!