Then I mark it as solved.

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

NirSoft SearchMyFiles is detected by VulnDetect and the version number 2.90 is also correct.
Also the icon is correct.
Issue solved!

@Tom OK, there is a new version

File name and path: C:\Ruby26\bin\ruby.exe Product Name: Ruby interpreter 2.6.1p33 [i386-mingw32] Internal Name: ruby.exe Original Filename: ruby.exe File Description: Ruby interpreter (CUI) 2.6.1p33 [i386-mingw32] Company: http://www.ruby-lang.org/ Legal Copyright: Copyright (C) 1993-2019 Yukihiro Matsumoto Legal Trademarks: Comments: 2019-01-30 File Version String: 2.6.1p33 File Version: 2.6.1.33 Product Version String: 2.6.1p33 Product Version: 2.6.1.33

C:>ruby -v
ruby 2.6.1p33 (2019-01-30 revision 66950) [i386-mingw32]

@Tom The officially version number displayed in the Star Citizen Launcher is Star Citizen Alpha 3.4.1
Details see here: https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link//16920-Star-Citizen-Alpha-341
So please call the product Star Citizen and set the version number to Alpha 3.4.1

Thank you @Anselm for confirming this

OK, if the icon is shown, then I mark the issue as solved.

There are several suggestions for this feature request:

Suggest Missing Apps via the List of Applications (this topic) Report missing apps Easier program suggestion

Therefore, I will mark #2 and #3 as Duplicate and keep this topic here.

There must be a user-friendly way, how users can report missing applications.
Posting the applications in the forums is not very user friendly.

Here some suggestion, how missing apps can be reported:

Show a button "Report missing App" in the List of Applications.
Here a "Request missing App" window opens, where users drag the EXE of the application into, and all properties of the EXE are shown in input fields (like you have it in the Toolbox for VulnDetect).
In this field users can add some missing information (like download page, website, etc) and then send the form.
Here also some additional data (like the app-icon and some properties of the EXE file) are uploaded.

When you show the VulnDetect Icon in the System Tray you can show a Context Menu, where users can report a missing app.
Here also the "Request missing App" window is shown, but this is a dialog provided by the VulnDetect Agent (not a web form).

Via a "List of all applications (like suggested above).

Such an online mechanism has the advantage, that you get all required information faster.
And you see, what apps are requested more often (priorization).

@OLLI_S 👍

Currently I have 3 apps in VulnDetect that are downloaded from the Windows Store:

paint.net Spotify TreeSize Free

As we have the common suggestion Mark Windows 10 Store Apps in the List of Apps we can mark this issue as solved.

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.

Today an update for ToDoList was released.
The old version was 7.2.7.0 and VulnDetect displayed 7.2.7 (VulnDetect left away the last digit for the last versions of ToDoList).

But today the version 7.2.8.1 was released and here you should show the last digit!
In Help -> About I see also the following information: ToDoList 7.2.8.1 (Stable Version).

OK, then I mark this issue as solved.

@cdqEAW67 That is indeed good news.
Thank you for verifying this.

OK, I mark the topic as Solved and move it to the category Solved Detection Issues.

DOSBox is now detected by VulnDetect and the version number 0.74-3 is also correct.
Thank you for adding this!

Just or info @GregAlexandre and @Tom
This is one major advantage of VulnDetect: you see when insecure versions of applications are delivered with other apps (here and insecure version of DOSBox is existing in the folder of the game Duke Nukem 3D:

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OK, then I mark this issue as solved.

Firetrust HideAway is now detected by VulnDetect and the version number 4.8.0.0 is also correct.
Thank you for adding this!